| VOL. IV. | ||
|---|---|---|
| Fig. | Page | |
| 88. | Frontlet of the Blue-buck | [11] |
| 89. | Horns of Baker’s Roan Antelope | [25] |
| 90. | Head of Roan Antelope | [29] |
| 91. | Head of Sable Antelope | [38] |
| 92. | A Leucoryx attacked by a Lion | [48] |
| 93. | Young Leucoryx | [49] |
| 94. | Female Beisa | [70] |
| 95. | Horns of male Addax | [83] |
| 96. | Horns of female Addax | [83] |
| 97. | Head of a female Addax | [85] |
| 98. | Skull and horns of an adult male Nilgai | [100] |
| 99. | Frontlet of an adult male Nilgai | [101] |
| 100. | Skull and horns of Cumming’s Bushbuck | [126] |
| 101. | Frontlet of Cumming’s Bushbuck | [127] |
| 102. | Delamere’s Bushbuck | [130] |
| 103. | The Bongo Antelope | [134] |
| 104. | Head and horns of the Broad-horned Antelope | [135] |
| 105. | Head and horns of Angas’ Antelope | [140] |
| 106. | Angas’ Antelope, ♂ & ♀ | [146] |
| 107. | Horns of Tragelaphus sp. inc. | [147] |
| 108. | Speke’s Sitatunga in a Papyrus-swamp | [153] |
| 109. | Horns and feet of Speke’s Sitatunga | [154] |
| 110. | Speke’s Sitatunga, ♂ & ♀ | [156] |
| 111. | Outer view of right foot of Selous’s Sitatunga, ⅓ nat. size | [158] |
| 112. | Horns of Congan Sitatunga | [167] |
| 113. | Head of the male Congan Sitatunga, from the specimen in the British Museum | [169] |
| 114. | Male and female Kudu | [183] |
| 115. | Horns of Lesser and Greater Kudus | [188] |
| 116. | Skull and horns of Livingstone’s Eland, ♂ | [205] |
| 117. | Horns of Taurotragus oryx gigas | [208] |
| 118. | Abnormal horns of female Eland | [209] |
| 119. | Herd of Derbian Elands | [218] |
| 120. | Horns of Derbian Eland | [219] |
| 121. | Front view of the horns of the Derbian Eland | [221] |
THE BOOK OF ANTELOPES.
VOL. IV.
Subfamily VI. HIPPOTRAGINÆ.
General Characters.—Size large. Muzzle hairy. Anteorbital glands absent. Tail long, more or less tufted. Mammæ 4.
Skull heavily built; without supraorbital pits, with small or no lachrymal fissures, and without anteorbital fossæ. Molars very high and broad, and with accessory internal columns; therefore very similar to those of the Bovinæ, the subfamily containing the Oxen.
Horns long, straight, curved, or spiral; present and of approximately equal dimensions in both sexes.