. Mammals of other lands;. Mammals. Photo by tht huonin 6/ BedforS] FEMALE GORAL Tke goral is a Himalayan antelope^ ivith someivhat the habits of a chamois large size, an adult male standing 4 feet 9 inches and upwards at the withers. The general colour of this species is light brown to dark grey, the old males looking much darker than females or younger animals, because the scanti- ness of their coats shows the dark colour of the skin beneath. On each side of the body and hind- quarters there are several white stripes, which varyin number from four to eight or nine. As in all this group of an
. Mammals of other lands;. Mammals. Photo by tht huonin 6/ BedforS] FEMALE GORAL Tke goral is a Himalayan antelope^ ivith someivhat the habits of a chamois large size, an adult male standing 4 feet 9 inches and upwards at the withers. The general colour of this species is light brown to dark grey, the old males looking much darker than females or younger animals, because the scanti- ness of their coats shows the dark colour of the skin beneath. On each side of the body and hind- quarters there are several white stripes, which varyin number from four to eight or nine. As in all this group of antelopes,. photo b} W. P. Dando] lRigi»t*s Park HARNESSED ANTELOPE A very beautiful species, in which the ground-colour of the coat is a rich chestnut, while the spots and striper are pure white. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Cornish, C. J. (Charles John), 1858-1906. New York, The University Library
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