Genus Halmaturus, F. Cuv.
69. Halmaturus ruficollisVol. II. Pls. 14 & 15.
Habitat. New South Wales.
70. Halmaturus BennettiiVol. II. Pls. 16 & 17.
Habitat. Van Diemen's Land.
71. Halmaturus Greyi, GrayVol. II. Pls. 18 & 19.
Habitat. South Australia.
72. Halmaturus manicatus, GouldVol. II. Pls. 20 & 21.
Habitat. Western Australia.
73. Halmaturus UalabatusVol. II. Pls. 22 & 23.
Habitat. New South Wales.
74. Halmaturus agilis, GouldVol. II. Pls. 24 & 25.
Habitat. Northern Australia.
75. Halmaturus dorsalis, GrayVol. II. Pls. 26 & 27.
Habitat. Interior of New South Wales.
76. Halmaturus Parma, GouldVol. II. PI. 28.
Habitat. Brushes of New South Wales.
77. Halmaturus Derbianus, GrayVol. II. Pls. 29 & 30.
Thylogale Eugenii, Gray, Mag. Nat. Hist. vol. i. new ser. 1843, p. 583.
Habitat. South Australia.
78. Halmaturus Houtmanni, Gould.
Halmaturus Houtmanni, Gould in Proc.Zool. Soc. part xii. p. 31.
"Of the whole of the islands forming Houtmann's Abrolhos," says Mr. Gilbert, "I found only two to be inhabited by this species, viz. East and West Wallaby Islands. On both of these they are so numerous, and have been so little disturbed, that they will allow of a very near approach, and may in consequence be obtained in almost any number. The male weighs, on an average, about 12 lbs.; but several old bucks I obtained exceeded this, the heaviest weighing 15 lbs. A mature female weighs about 8 lbs. They appear to have no
