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Under the above general title I propose to give a detailed systematic description of some remains of sub-fossil Malagasy Mammalia, partly collected by myself, and partly acquired by the Geological Department of the British Museum before and after my journey. They include evidence of Primates, Carnivora, Chiroptera, Insectivora, and Bodentia. The present paper deals with a small number of teeth, preserved in several fragments of the upper and lower jaw, apparently of a single specimen of a new species ofMegaladapis (M. insignis , sp. n.). The main interest of these remains, which are unfortunately scanty, consists in the remarkably perfect condition of nearly all the teeth, and in their revealing a truly gigantic form of Lemuroid. From the close agreement in the pattern of the teeth with those ofMegaladapis madagascariensis formerly described, it is presumed that the skull of the new species was also very similar to that of the latter.

III. Extinct mammalia from Madagascar.—I. Megaladapis insignis , sp. n