In the specimens from Pengra the bullae are angular as in referred specimens of nasicus (unlike those of the holotype), the rostra are intermediate in length between those of the two subspecies concerned, and the color is light as in T.
Skulls: Nasals and rostrum shorter and more nearly flat; tympanic bullae markedly smaller; alveolar length of upper molar series shorter; molariform teeth markedly smaller and weaker.
The anterior margins of the tympanic bullae project slightly less from the braincase and the squamosals immediately in front of these bullae are slightly more convex ventrally.
The great inflation of the posterior part of each of its bullae and the dark color of the upper parts are characters of arizonensis.
In relation to basilar length, skull of female shallower, tympanic bullae slightly shorter and, on the average, zygomata less expanded.
Compared with the skull of munda, that of the male of saturata is smaller in every part measured except depth of tympanic bullae which averages 3.
The bullae are less inflated in southern than in far northern (arctic) populations of Mustela erminea.
The length of the tympanic bullae seems to be actually less, and less in relation to the basilar length, than in other American subspecies of M.
Also, on the average, the postorbital constriction is longer than in nevadensis and the tympanic bullae are smaller.
Also the braincase is less inflated anteriorly, the tympanic bullaeare lower and the skull is more angular.
These specimens, on the average, have the color of the underparts wider, the skull larger, and the tympanic bullae relatively larger than do specimens of olivacea from farther north.
In males of invicta the tympanic bullae are longer in relation to the basilar length.
The bullae of the subgenus Mustela are seen to be much elongated posteriorly if comparison is made with the bullae of earlier mustelids.
The relative uniformity of the coloration of the upper parts (reduction in intensity of black color on the muzzle and tip of the tail) and the reduction of the tympanic bullae are two cases in point.
Incisors narrow; molars divided into transverse laminae; pterygoid fossae short; auditory bullae usually large; hind limbs very long; tail long and hairy.
The skull of one mentioned by Mr. Blanford had larger auditory bullae than either the European fox or V.
From Perognathus merriami gilvus, of more southern distribution, the new subspecies differs in much smaller tympanicbullae and wider rostrum.
Skull small; tympanic bullae small; rostrum wide; skull indistinguishable from that of P.
They resemble Zapus hudsonius hudsonius in their darker coloration and shape of auditory bullae but in the remainder of the characters studied resemble Z.
A specimen from Spectacle Pond, New York, has the narrow pterygoid fossae and relatively narrow auditory bullae of Z.
Fasciatus on the basis of olive-gray dorsal coloration, larger over-all dimensions of the skull, and in that the tympanic bullae do not meet anteriorly.
UKMNH) from Northway has slightly more inflated auditory bullae than those from Kluane.
Skull large; rostrum long and narrow; nasals long and thin; auditory bullaegreatly inflated; styloid processes project on ventral surface of auditory bullae beyond middle of external auditory meatus.
Skull large; auditory bullae long, wide and well inflated; external auditory meatus elongate with a notch on the dorsal border; nasals long and flaring distally.
Dorsal views of skulls showing the degrees of inflation of the auditory bullae and the correlation of large bullae with small interparietal.
Skull small; rostrum narrow and long; nasals long; auditorybullae inflated, but greatest breadth across bullae only slightly more than breadth across zygomatic processes of maxillae; interparietal region wide.
Yuba) Dam are darker and intermediate in rostral width and breadth of the auditory bullae but are referable to Dipodomys ordii celeripes.
Color decidedly less red in upper parts; ventral stripe of tail not continuous to end of pencil; nasals longer; auditory bullae less inflated.
Audital bullae slightly smaller than in the European species.
Audital bullae noticeably smaller and less inflated than in the Tenasserim pig.
When the skull is held upside down and viewed from behind the bullae are seen to be narrower than in the Bornean animal and to rise to a much greater height above the surface of the basi-occipital.
The audital bullae are, however, readily distinguishable by the much greater development of the anterior inner lobe.
Audital bullae narrower and more elongate than in R.
Audital bullae similar in form to those of Mus validus, but the surface less irregular.
Audital bullae less raised above level of basi-occipital when skull is held upside down and viewed from behind.
The uninflated mastoidal bullae "tip the balance" slightly in favor of artus to which the specimens from four miles north of Terrero are here referred.
In lack of inflation laterally of the mastoidalbullae the specimens agree with artus.
The degree of inflation of the mastoidal bullae elsewhere varies geographically.
Intermediacy is shown also in total length of animal (slightly nearer that of artus) and length of tympanic bullae (slightly nearer that of goldmani).
For example, the mastoidal bullae of the 25 specimens of goldmani from two and a half miles north of El Fuerte, Sinaloa, are intermediate in size as between those of goldmani and artus.
Therefore the probability that a specified skull of a pair will have larger bullae than the other skull was taken as 34 per cent.
For example, in 68 per cent of the total number of pairs of skulls compared in this study a difference in the size of the auditory bullae was noted.
The tympanic bullae are more angular anterolaterally in T.
In the Raccoon the bullae are much more swollen, and the paroccipital processes are closer to them.
Finally, in Ictonyx the bullae are much swollen; there is but little flattening towards the meatus, and the paroccipital processes, themselves much swollen, are pressed closely against the bullae.
The present genus has a partially hairy rhinarium; the auditory bullae are not swollen.
Specimens from one mile west of Coaldale have slightly more inflated bullae that are more flattened ventrally.
Characters such as color of the pelage and conformation of the bullae and zygomatic arches vary with the locality, and to some extent vary among specimens from a single locality.
Specimens from five miles south of Cotopaxi also have the bullae more flattened ventrally.
Most of the ladies did the same by their ornaments, with the bullae [99], and mantles of their children.
Although he had not suffered in any way from his feet while in hospital, and had not been exposed to cold, the bullae reappeared on the feet just as they had been in July.
The eruption went on to a cure rapidly and on the twelfth day the bullae had dried up.
The lateral inflation of the tympanic bullae can be interpreted as intergradation with the geographically adjacent S.
The slender rostrum and large tympanic bullae of No.
He further characterized the skull as: "Larger, heavier and conspicuously more ridged than in galei; bullae large and especially deep; dentition heavy throughout.
In addition, certain characters that can not be expressed easily by measurements, such as inflation of the auditory bullaeand the curvature of the zygomatic arch, were observed.
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