Catalogue of Ruminant Mammalia (Pecora, Linnæus) in the British Museum
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But, judging from the single pair before us, the horns of the northern species appear to be much more massive, especially at the base, and not quite so long, and to have the tips diverging instead of slightly converging. This latter character may perhaps vary in individuals.
" As regards the general external appearance of Baker's Antelope, it would seem to be readily distinguishable from the Equine Antelope by the pale fulvous colour, the pencilled ears, and the black stripes over the shoulders..., which, although not distinguishable in the young 2. OETx. 35 specimen now at Turin, are, as is shown in Sir Samuel Baker's sketch, well marked in the adult." — Sdater.
There is a young male Antelope, lately received from Dr. Ori, figured from a coloured photograph, P. Z. S. 1868, t. 16.
3. .ffigocerus koba. (The Docoi.) B.M.
Pale reddish brown. The hair pale at the base, with a minute pale tip ; front of fore legs and line on centre of tail blackish ; belly and inside of legs white ; face black-brown, crown and temple browner ; nose, lips, eyebrows, and tuft of hair before eyes white.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But, judging from the single pair before us, the horns of the northern species appear to be much more massive, especially at the base, and not quite so long, and to have the tips diverging instead of slightly converging. This latter character may perhaps vary in individuals.
" As regards the general external appearance of Baker's Antelope, it would seem to be readily distinguishable from the Equine Antelope by the pale fulvous colour, the pencilled ears, and the black stripes over the shoulders..., which, although not distinguishable in the young 2. OETx. 35 specimen now at Turin, are, as is shown in Sir Samuel Baker's sketch, well marked in the adult." — Sdater.
There is a young male Antelope, lately received from Dr. Ori, figured from a coloured photograph, P. Z. S. 1868, t. 16.
3. .ffigocerus koba. (The Docoi.) B.M.
Pale reddish brown. The hair pale at the base, with a minute pale tip ; front of fore legs and line on centre of tail blackish ; belly and inside of legs white ; face black-brown, crown and temple browner ; nose, lips, eyebrows, and tuft of hair before eyes white.
What to read after Catalogue of Ruminant Mammalia (Pecora, Linnæus) in the British Museum?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by British Museum (Natural History). Dept. of Zoology to read onlineMoreLess
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