Bald uakari
Date
1884
Creator
Joseph Smit (1836 - 1929, Dutch) , Illustrator
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Dimensions
height (print): 251mm
width (print): 154mm
width (print): 154mm
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Description
Zoological study of the Bald uakari Cacajao calvus, possibly the Red bald-headed uakari subspecies, Cacajao calvus rubicundus (here termed Brachyurus rubicundus). The primate, native to Brazil and Peru in South America, is shown walking along a tree-branch.
Plate 4 in The collected scientific papers of the late William Alexander Forbes, edited by F.E. Beddard (London, R.H. Porter, 1885). Originally published as ‘On the external characters and anatomy of the red Uakari monkey…’, Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1880, pp.627-647.
Inscribed above ‘Pl. IV. P.Z.S. 1880 Pl.LXI.’ Inscribed below: ‘J.Smit lith. Hanhart imp BRACHYURUS RUBRICUNDUS.’
William Alexander Forbes (1855-1883) British zoologist travelled to Brazil, and West Africa where he died.
Plate 4 in The collected scientific papers of the late William Alexander Forbes, edited by F.E. Beddard (London, R.H. Porter, 1885). Originally published as ‘On the external characters and anatomy of the red Uakari monkey…’, Proceedings of the Zoological Society of London, 1880, pp.627-647.
Inscribed above ‘Pl. IV. P.Z.S. 1880 Pl.LXI.’ Inscribed below: ‘J.Smit lith. Hanhart imp BRACHYURUS RUBRICUNDUS.’
William Alexander Forbes (1855-1883) British zoologist travelled to Brazil, and West Africa where he died.
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