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Scientific American, Vol. 59, No. 20 (1888) (1888)

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ope twenty years ago from the Upper mulated in that place. Not to mention those animals Nile by Baron Guillaume De Harnier, and kept in the of antelopes called by that traveler Antilope N'’samma.* which obstinately hide from view in their sheds during Finally, also, the Mehedehet antelope, shot by… … THE SING SING ANTELOPE. are found in these two odd animals, which have general color of the coat is a light chestnut, the head and neck of a bull and the rump and changing to a yellowish white toward the pos- terior region of the body and the inside of the limbs, and grayish white on the throat and…

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