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Colour plumbeous, lighter below, darkest on the fins and snout Dentition: 22--22/21--21 = 86 teeth SIZE.--About six feet NO.— Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
The body color was dark plumbeous, just the color of the dark underfur of the adult, or a shade darker, while the characteristic white markings of the adult stood out sharply as pinkish-white areas against the dark background (see Pl. IX, Fig.— Life History of the Kangaroo Rat
It is plumbeous, with a fulvous belly and white tail coverts.— Through the Brazilian Wilderness
Dimensions (by estimation)--Greatest length, eleven feet; height, six feet; head, erect; nostrils, expansive; eyes, expressive and fierce; teeth, serrated and abundant; tail, horizontal, waving, and slightly feline; feet, large and hairy; talons, long, curvated, dangerous; ears, inconspicuous; horns, elongated, diverging, and formidable; colour, plumbeous-ashy, with fiery spots; voice, sonorous, martial, and appalling; habits, gregarious, carnivorous, fierce, and fearless.— The Prairie
NW San Lorenzo, are plumbeous-gray rather than pale dull gray.— Birds from Coahuila, Mexico

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