10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ZAMOUSE»
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1
List of the Specimens of Mammalia
The Zamouse. Bubalus brachycerus. Bos brachy- cerus, Gray, Ann. and Mag.
N. H. t. Bos bubalus, Children in Clapperton's Voy. a. and b. Head and horns.
Central Africa. — Presented by Capt. Clapperton, R.N., and Major Denham. The
Cape ...
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A Monograph of the Genus Bos: The Natural History of Bulls, ...
Zamouse, or Bush Cow . . . 112 50. Head of Zamouse . . . . . . 114 51. Musk Ox
115 52. Foot of Musk Ox, Griff, Cuv 117 53. Head of Musk Ox ..... 119 54. Horns of
Galla Ox, Mus. Coll. Surg. . .123 55. Horns of Hungarian Ox, Brit. Mus. . . . 124 56.
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Catalogue of the Specimens of Mammalia
Bubalus, Hodgson. 1. BUBALUS BRACHYCERUS. The ZAMOUSE. Forehead
flat; horns short, thick, depressed at the base; ears very large, strongly fringed on
the edge, and with two divergin longly frin ed lines within ; fur short, close, brovm.
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The national encyclopædia
ZAMOUSE (jBo« brachyceros), a species of buffalo inhabiting the tropical regions
of West Africa, and known at Sierra Leone as the ' Bash cow.' It is distinguished
by its flat forehead, thin and nearly erect hair, the total absence of the dewlap, ...
National cyclopaedia, 1867
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Delineations of the Ox Tribe: Or the Natural History of ...
Head of Gaur . . Arnee, from Shaw's Zoology . . Horns of Young Arnee, from 'The
Bee ' . Horns of Arnee, from Mus. Coll. Surg. . Horns of Arnee, from British
Museum . Amee from Indian Painting . . Zamouse, or Bush Cow . Head of
Zamouse 51.
The fellah may employ a donkey or camel for his heavy work, but his great
auxiliary is the zamouse, the native buffalo, of a dirty dun colour like the Nile. The
zamouse eats and drinks little, like its master, but the fellahin care more for their
oxen ...
William Chambers, Robert Chambers, 1953
The fellah may employ a donkey or camel for his heavy work, but his great
auxiliary is the zamouse, the native buffalo, of a dirty dun colour like the Nile. The
zamouse eats and drinks little, like its master, but the fellahin care more for their
oxen ...
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Chambers's Encyclopædia: A Dictionary of Universal Knowledge ...
There is a considerable space on the forehead between the Zamouse (Bot
brachycerot). horns, which are not long, extend outwards and upwards, are
suddenly incurved, and very sharp. ZA'NESVILLE, a city of Ohio, TJ. S., on the left
bank of ...
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Chambers's encyclopaedia: a dictionary of universal ...
ZAMOUSE (Bos braehyceroa), a species of ox or buffalo, found in the tropical
parts of Western Africa. It is the Bush Cow of Sierra Leone. It differs from the
buffalo and all other Bovidat in several important particulars, especially in the
very large ...
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Chambers's Encyclopaedia: A Dictionary of Universal ...
ZAMOUSE (Bog brachyceros), a species of ox or buffalo, found in the tropical
parts of Western Africa. It is the Bush Cow of Sierra Leone. It differs from the
buffalo and all other Bovidce in several important particulars, especially in the
very large ...
Ephraim Chambers, Robert W. Chambers, 1868
