I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea. Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct. Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera -- -- ,, species -- -- | ,, species 1 -- The following species occur within this Province:-- 1. _Galago senegalensis._ 2. _G. crassicaudata._ 3. _Cercopithecus pygerythrus._ 4. _C. albigularis._ 5. _C. samango._ _B^7._ CAMERONIAN SUB-REGION. I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea. Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct. Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera -- -- ,, species -- -- | ,, species -- -- In this Sub-region the following species occur:-- 1. _Cercopithecus albigularis._ 2. _Colobus caudatus._ _B^8._ LEMURIAN SUB-REGION. I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea. Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct. Peculiar genera 12 2 | Peculiar genera -- -- ,, species 34 2 | ,, species 1 -- {248}The following species are peculiar to this Sub-region:-- 1. Chiromys madagascariensis; Chirogale, 4 species; Microcebus, 4 species; Opolemur, 2 species; Lemur, 8 species; Megaladapis madagascariensis+; Gen. ined.+; Mixocebus caniceps; Hapalemur, 2 species, Lepidolemur, 7 species; Avahis laniger; Propithecus, 3 species; Indris brevicaudatus. _C._ INDIAN REGION. _C^1._ INDIAN-PENINSULAR SUB-REGION. I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea. Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct. Peculiar genera 1 -- | Peculiar genera -- -- ,, species 1 -- | ,, species 6 4 The following species are characteristic of this Sub-region:-- 1. Loris gracilis. 2. Papio sub-himalayanus.+ 3. P. falconeri.+ 4. _Macacus rhesus._ 5. M. pileatus. 6. M. sinicus. 7. M. sivalensis.+ 8. Semnopithecus entellus.[4] 9. S. priamus. 10. S. hypoleucus. 11. S. cephalopterus. 12. S. palæindicus.+ _C^2._ INDO-MALAYAN SUB-REGION. I. Lemuroidea. | II. Anthropoidea. Living. Extinct. | Living. Extinct. Peculiar genera -- -- | Peculiar genera 2 -- ,, species 1 -- | ,, species 19 -- PLATE XLIV. LEMUROIDEA. [Illustration: _III. MAP, Showing the distribution of the Family Chiromyidæ, and of the Sub-families Lemurinæ and Indrisinæ (Blue), and of the Lorisinæ (Red) of the Lemuridæ._] PLATE XLV. ANTHROPOIDEA [Illustration: _IV. MAP, Showing the distribution of Living (Blue) and Fossil (Red) Anthropoidea._]