Opsiceros keitloa. In eastern Abyssinia and also in the Kolla countries of North and West Abussinia, up to a height of 7000 feet. In April 1853 Heuglin and his men shot an adult rhinoceros in the Kolla countries of West Abyssinia, which certainly is this species. Peters might have seen it in Mozambique.
Opsiceros bicornis The species occurs in the provinces Taka, Sennaar and Kordofan, especially along the Bahr-el-abiad and its western tributaries, where it is especially numerous.
Opsiceros keitloa. In eastern Abyssinia and also in the Kolla countries of North and West Abussinia, up to a height of 7000 feet.
Opsiceros bicornis. This rhinoceros occurs on the coast of eastern Abyssinia.
Opsiceros bicornis. The species occurs in the provinces Taka, Sennaar and Kordofan, especially along the Bahr-el-abiad and its western tributaries, where it is especially numerous.
Opsiceros keitloa. It is probably this same species which occurs in the Somali countries, because Heuglin heard people talk of a rhinoceros, which they called `Wuiel' and which would differ from other species by having one horn very long, the other short.
Dicerorhinus cucullatus. It occurs in the mountains of Abyssinia and it was found in Schoa by Harris and Dr Roth.
Heuglin was unable to enumerate all species of rhinoceros occurring in the southern Sudan. However, from a large number of horns which he saw, as well as observing one adult and one young animal, the following species can be mentioned. 1. Opsiceros keitloa A. Smith - in North and West Abyssinia 2. Opsiceros bicornis Linn. - In East Abyssinia and towards Somalia 3. Opsiceros simus Burchell - on the Bahr-el-abiad 4. Dicerorhinus cucullatus Wagn. - in the mountains.
Opsiceros bicornis. The species occurs in the Habab countries northwards up to Sauakin or the 18th longitude north.
Opsiceros bicornis. Many of the horns seen by Heuglin and especially those from the mountains on the west bank of Lake Tana, undoubtedly belong to this species.
Opsiceros bicornis. The species occurs in the provinces Taka, Sennaar and Kordofan, especially along the Bahr-el-abiad and its western tributaries, where it is especially numerous.
Harisch
Opsiceros bicornis. The species occurs in the provinces Taka, Sennaar and Kordofan, especially along the Bahr-el-abiad and its western tributaries, where it is especially numerous.
Opsiceros simus. On the Bahr-el-abiad, this is the common species, of which Heuglin obtained horns up to 3 3/4 feet length.
Auraries
Opsiceros simus. A young animal from Albana near Galabat, which Heuglin had alive for one day, seems to belong to this species judging from the colour and the horns.
Chardit
Wuiel
In eastern Abyssinia and also in the Kolla countries of North and West Abyssinia, up to a height of 7000 feet. idem, Dicerorhinus cucullatus, seen by Harris and Roth on the Schoa. Climbs up to 7000 feet high.
Opsiceros simus. Heuglin obtained horns up to 3 3/4 feet long in Abyssinia / Sudan.
Heuglin had a young one alive for one day, at Albana near Galabat.
