. Records of big game with their distribution, characteristics, dimensions, weights, and horn & tusk measurements . WS. Gni Lu of Chinese. Species. Length Tip to Collected by on front Girth, rj!. Locality. Owner. curve. Capricornis milne-edwardsi Abbe A. David -%\\-8A 7h 7s 42 Moupin, Sze-chuan Paris Museum(Type). -8 Ichang . Comdr. F. , 75/5 3§ 3i Shen-si . K. K. Horn. Nemorhsedus cinereus Abbe A. David -j\9 7h 3s3 3t^ Sze-chuanNankou . Paris Museum (Type).W. F. Collins. ,, caudatus Abbe A. David -6^Ti61 -, 94 3b3* North of Pekin ? Paris Museum (Type).British Museum griseus . Do.
. Records of big game with their distribution, characteristics, dimensions, weights, and horn & tusk measurements . WS. Gni Lu of Chinese. Species. Length Tip to Collected by on front Girth, rj!. Locality. Owner. curve. Capricornis milne-edwardsi Abbe A. David -%\\-8A 7h 7s 42 Moupin, Sze-chuan Paris Museum(Type). -8 Ichang . Comdr. F. , 75/5 3§ 3i Shen-si . K. K. Horn. Nemorhsedus cinereus Abbe A. David -j\9 7h 3s3 3t^ Sze-chuanNankou . Paris Museum (Type).W. F. Collins. ,, caudatus Abbe A. David -6^Ti61 -, 94 3b3* North of Pekin ? Paris Museum (Type).British Museum griseus . Do. -4| 3s 2| Sze-chuan Paris Museum (Type). Owners measurements. JAPANESE SEROW (Capricornis crispus).A rather small species of serow with a coat of long grey hair. Distribution.—The southern islands of Japan ; an allied species{C. swinhoei) inhabiting the island of Formosa. ength on>nt curve. Circum-ference. Tip to Tip. Locality. Owner. -7 4 3s Japan Sir Edmund G. Loder, Bart -6£ 31 32 Do. Imperial Museum, Vienna. 5i 3s 3s Do. British Museum. 4! 3 31 Do. - Owners measurements. E. L. Fletcher. SERO W 343. Head of Serow. The SEROW (Capricornis sumatrensis). Serow, serowa of Gurhwal and \ Salabhir. Yamu, Kulu. Aimu, , , Chamba. Serows are clumsily built ruminants generally larger than gorals,.with face-glands and longer horns. The ears are long ; the hair iscoarse, rather thin, and elongated into a crest from the nape to thewithers ; the under fur found in the gorals being usually absent. Inthe typical species the general colour of the upper-parts is normallyblack or dark grey, with a grizzled appearance, owing to the whitishbases of the hairs ; the under-parts, shoulders, and thighs being rustyred. There is, however, great local variation ; some races beingwholly or mainly rufous and others black, while the lower portion ofthe legs may be white or rufous or a mixture of both. The formof the skull also differs. Height at shoulder, from
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