The greenish-brown colour of the rhinoceros in the Hahab countries and northward up to Sauakin, makes it probale that this too is R. africanus. Also in the Somali country.
In Eastern Abyssinia, Sennaar and along the white river, there occur at least two species of rhinoceros, and in the Abyssinian mountains there is a thrid species, R. cucullatus.
In Eastern Abyssinia, Sennaar and aong the white river, there occur at least two species of rhinoceros, and in the Abyssinian mountains there is a thrid species, R. cucullatus.
In Eastern Abyssinia, Sennaar and aong the white river, there occur at least two species of rhinoceros, and in the Abyssinian mountains there is a thrid species, R. cucullatus.
The common rhinoceros at the Bahr el Abiad is Rhinoceros simus, of which I received nice horns of 3 3/4 inch length. Here also lives the R. africanus.
In Eastern Abyssinia, Sennaar and aong the white river, there occur at least two species of rhinoceros, and in the Abyssinian mountains there is a thrid species, R. cucullatus.
R. africanus would be the species living in Kordofan.
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Abyssinia. In the mountains of Abyssinia there is a third species (besides africanus and simus), the Rhinoceros cucullatus Wagn.
According to Lef?bvre, there would be rhinoceros species with three, four or more horns in Abyssinia, and the horn would be moveable.
According to Lef?bvre, there would be rhinoceros species with three, four or more horns in Abyssinia, and the horn would be moveable.
