Mammalian hybrids : a check-list with bibliography / by Annie P. Gray.

  • Gray, Annie P.
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[1954]
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    2 CERGOPITHECIDAE Family CERGOPITHECIDAE [Mangabeys, Macaques, Baboons, Leaf Monkeys, etc.] Gercocebus E. Geoffroy 4. Cercocebus sp. [Mangabey] X Macaca sylvana Linnaeus [Barbary Ape] A c? hybrid reported. Graft, W. A. 1938. 5. Cercocebus torquatus atys Audebert [Sooty Mangabey] X Cercocebus torquatus torquatus Kerr [White-crowned Mangabey] (J sooty mangabey x ? white-crowned mangabey. A hybrid reported by Montagu died 2 days after birth. One reported by Zuckerman was killed when 6 months old on account of deformities resulting from post-natal injuries. A ? hybrid born in London 24. 11 .33 was still alive in July 1953. c? white-crowned mangabey x Ç sooty mangabey. A ? hybrid sur¬ vived for only 2 days. Montagu, M. F. A. 1950; Zuckerman, S. 1933. X Macaca irus F. Guvier [Grab-eating Macaque] cj sooty mangabey x Ç crab-eating macaque. A hybrid survived for over 3 months. crab-eating macaque x $ sooty mangabey. The mother of the hybrid died near term. Montagu, M. F. A. 1950; Sclater, P. L. 1878; Zuckerman, S. 1933 (quoting Sclater). X Macaca nemestrina Linnaeus [Pig-tailed Macaque] cj sooty mangabey x $ pig-tailed macaque. A hybrid survived for over 22 months. Montagu, M. F. A. 1950. 6. Cercocebus torquatus torquatus Kerr [White-crowned Mangabey] X Cercocebus torquatus atys Audebert [Sooty Mangabey] Hybrids reported. See Cercocebus torquatus atys x Cercocebus torquatus torquatus (No. 5), xCercopithecus mitis Wolf [Diademed Monkey] c? diademed monkey x $ white-crowned mangabey. A hybrid died at or shortly after birth. Montagu, M. F. A. 1950. X Mandrillus sphinx Linnaeus [Mandrill] (J white-crowned mangabey x ? mandrill. A hybrid born at Cin¬ cinnati Zoo was well cared for by the mother. It had a black head and a black dorsal stripe from head to tail. Otherwise it resembled the mandrill in colour. It died from diarrhoea when just over 4 months old. The parents mated again. Zipperlen, A. 1896.