THE SELOtS COLLECTION. 3? 



there can be but little doubt that the type was collected by Caven- 

 dish not near Lake Rudolf, but somewhere near or south of Lake 

 Baringo, where this form is now found. It is distributed all along 

 the Rift Valley from Lake Baringo to as far south as the Tanga- 

 nyika Territory border. 



158-160 19. 7. 15. 183-185. December, 1892. Lake Elmenteita, 



Naivasha District, Kenya Colony. 

 161-162 19. 7. 15. 186-187 (male and female). Skins, mounted. 



23 December, 1892. Lake Elmenteita, Naivasha District, 



Kenya Colony. 



163 19.7.15.188 (female, immature). Skin, mounted. Lake 



Elmenteita, Naivasha District, Kenya Colony. 



164 19. 7. 15. 189 (female). 31 January, 1902. Near Enderit 



Eiver, south end of Lake Nakuru, Naivasha District, 

 Kenya Colony. 



165 19. 7. 15. 190 (female). 2 February, 1903. Near south 



end of Lake Nakuru, Naivasha District, Kenya Colony. 



LESSER JUBALAND DIK-DIK. 



RlIYNCHOTRAGUS KIEKI MI^OE. 



Rhynchotragus cavendishi minor, Lonnberg, Ann. Mag. Nat. Hist. ser. 8, 

 vol. ix. p. 65, 1912; K. Svenska Vet.-Ak. Handl. vol. xlviii. no. 5, 

 p. 158, 1912. 



Rhynchotragus kirU minor, Eoosevelt and Heller, Life-histories of 

 African Game Animals, vol ii. p. 629, 1915. 



Distinguished from cavendishi by its smaller size and paler 

 colour ; height at shoulder about 13| inches. The horns are con- 

 siderably smaller, the average length in the following series being 

 about 2| inches. The proboscis is not markedly elongated, but a 

 little more so than in cavendishi. 



Type locality, Northern Guaso Nyiro, below Chanler Falls, 

 Jubaland Province, Kenya Colony. This Dik-dik is found all 

 along the Northern G uaso Nyiro Valley. 



166-167 19.7.15.191-192. February, 1912. Northern Guaso 



Nyiro, Kenya Colony. 

 168-173 19. 7. 15. 193-198. February and March, 1912. Northern 



Guaso Nyiro, Kenya Colony. 

 174 19. 7. 15. 199. Head-skin and skull. 16 February, 1912. 



Northern Guaso Nyiro, Kenya Colony. 



