. Aufzeichnungen des großen Spiels mit ihrer Verteilung, Eigenschaften, Abmessungen, Gewichte und Horn & Stoßzäune Messungen . d das häufige Vorhandensein von weißen Flecken auf Thesiden des Kopfes oder anderswo. Obschon so verschieden in der Form des Kopfes und der Hörner vom erwachsenen indischen Büffel, ist das Anoa indiesen Respekt viel mehr wie travel Jungen des letzteren; und travel twoare verbunden zu einem beträchtlichen Umfang durch das Tamarau, oder Philippinebuffalo {Bos mindorensis) der Insel von Mindoro. Wie bei allen orientalischen Büffeln ist das Haar des vorderen Teils des Rückens in der Anoa nach vorne gerichtet. Höhe bei sollte

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. Records of big game with their distribution, characteristics, dimensions, weights, and horn & tusk measurements . d the frequent presence of white spots on thesides of the head or elsewhere. Although so different in the formof the head and horns from the adult Indian buffalo, the anoa is inthese respects much more like the young of the latter ; and the twoare connected to a considerable extent by the tamarau, or Philippinebuffalo {Bos mindorensis) of the island of Mindoro. As in all theOriental buffaloes, the hair of the fore-part of the back is directedforwards in the anoa. Height at shoulder, about 3 feet 3 inches.Two races are recognised. Distribution.—The island of Celebes. Length on front curve. Circum-ference. Tip toTip. Owner. I2§ 6 6* British Museum. I2j 6 5* G. A. Wright. ioi 64 7 Carl Hagenbeck. IO 6 5^ Sir Edmund G. Loder, Bart. IO 51 5§ Sir Victor Brookes Collection OWNERS MEASUREMENTS.15I 7£ i Paris Museum. 13J 9! 5 Jesuit College, Manila. of 5I 7^ Dr. Albert von Stephani. 91 Sh, $h Dublin Museum. 1 Measured by the late Rear-Admiral R. A. J. Montgomerie. 432 RECORDS OF BIG GAME. Head of European Bison. Shot by H.H. the Prince of Monaco. The BISON (Bos [Bison] bonasus). The great elevation of the fore-quarters, the mass of long hairclothing the head, shoulders, and fore part of the body, together withthe peculiar form of the head and horns, the latter of which arecylindrical, serve at once to distinguish bison from the other membersof the ox tribe. There is also a difference in the number of ribsbetween the bison and the more typical oxen, the number in theformer being 14 pairs, against 13 in the latter. In the Europeanspecies the mass of hair on the fore-quarters is not so long as in itsAmerican cousin, the form of the skull is different, and the hind-quartersdo not fall away nearly to the same extent. Some differences may benoted between Caucasian and Lithuanian specimens, which are nowreferred to separate races. Height at shoulder, 6 feet 1 or

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