Delineations of the Ox Tribe
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To judgefrom its general appearance, we might be even tempted to take it for amere variety of the domestic species, so close is the resemblance. Butthe information furnished by M. Alfred Duvaucel, in the only descriptionwhich has been given, leaves no doubt as to its being a new species.
The following is M. Duvaucel's account:--"The horns of the Jungly Gaurise from the sides of the occiput, first outward, then forward, with aslight inclination backward of the upper extremity, forming a doublelu...nation, and separated by a space which gradually diminishes as theanimal grows older; standing equally apart in every individual of thesame age and sex; are round, except at their base, which is slightlycompressed; and they become smoother as the animal advances in age.
"The hump, which is characteristic of the generality of Indian oxen, isreduced in this to a slight prominence, extending to the middle of theback, and is covered with a grayish, woolly hair, rather longer thanthat on the other parts of the body, which spreads likewise over theocciput and the front.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
To judgefrom its general appearance, we might be even tempted to take it for amere variety of the domestic species, so close is the resemblance. Butthe information furnished by M. Alfred Duvaucel, in the only descriptionwhich has been given, leaves no doubt as to its being a new species.
The following is M. Duvaucel's account:--"The horns of the Jungly Gaurise from the sides of the occiput, first outward, then forward, with aslight inclination backward of the upper extremity, forming a doublelu...nation, and separated by a space which gradually diminishes as theanimal grows older; standing equally apart in every individual of thesame age and sex; are round, except at their base, which is slightlycompressed; and they become smoother as the animal advances in age.
"The hump, which is characteristic of the generality of Indian oxen, isreduced in this to a slight prominence, extending to the middle of theback, and is covered with a grayish, woolly hair, rather longer thanthat on the other parts of the body, which spreads likewise over theocciput and the front.
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