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• The Panther NATIVE NAMES.--_Chita_, Gorbacha_, Hindi; Beebeea-bagh_, Mahrathi; Bibla_, of the Chita-catchers; Ghur-hay or Dheer-hay of the hill tribes; Kerkal_, Canarese HABITAT.--India generally, Burmah and Ceylon, extending also into the Malayan countries Illustration: FELIS PANTHERA (_From a fine specimen in the Regent's Park Gardens DESCRIPTION.--Much smaller than the last, with comparatively shorter legs and rounder head; the fur is less bright; the ground-work often darker in colour, and the rosettes are more indistinct which is caused by the longer hairs intermingling and breaking into the edges of the spots; tail long and furry at the end. —  Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
• These features are very indistinct, and are just on the limit of visibility. —  Outlines of the Earth's History A Popular Study in Physiography
• The light from the wall lamp was indistinct, and Bannon had to bend his head forward to see the figures. —  Calumet "K"
• And so when the sense of our own movement becomes indistinct, as in a railway carriage, we naturally drift into the illusion that objects, such as trees, telegraph posts, and so on, are moving, when they are perfectly still. —  Illusions A Psychological Study
• Yesterday her pencil marks were delightfully indistinct, and made the most charming confusion between cats and dogs and canary birds. —  Wych Hazel

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