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Scientific American, Vol. 91, No. 22 (November 1904) (1904)

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ian buffalo thanto the anoa. It may be added that, as far atleast as the anoa of Celebes is con-cerned, the animal seems to occupya place almost exactly half way be-tween the antelopes and the oxen.It approximates to the antelopes,writes Lydekker, in its slenderbuild, the structure of the… … The Sing-Sin^ or Water Antelope.ANTELOPES AT THE NEW YORK ZOOLOGICAL GARDENS. In view of the fact that the curious little anoa hasbeen adopted, along with the other inhabitants of thePhilippine Islands, as a citizen of the Greater UnitedStates, the specimens at the New York ZoologicalPark assume an…

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