Savage Sudan : its wild tribes, big-game and bird-life (1921)
Chapman, Abel, 1851-1929, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) · London ; Edinburgh : Gurney and Jackson · leaf 204
e points, as seen from a distance, comes the singular horizontal carriage of head and neck, poked forward so as to bring the long curving sweep of its splendid horns lying close along the line of its back ; in fact, the lower curve of the horn is often lost to view against the sable quarters. I… … Hoofs of Situtunga. Hoofs of Cob— Situtunga— Lechwi. have blindly done for two generations — nor confuse it with the cobs either. For those who have eyes to see and to discriminate, the three animals obviously belong to three totally distinct genera. As seen afar on the marshy plain, saddle-back…
Hunting -- Sudan · Natural history -- Sudan · Sudan -- Description and travel
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