1902.| Allen, A New Caribou from the Cassiar Mts. B.C. 151

the eyes; neck all round brownish gray, lighter on the sides than above,
becoming nearly white in front; the gray color of the sides of the neck
extends posteriorly over the anterior part of the shoulders, and is con-
tinued as an ill-defined broad band on the sides of the chest; ventral
surface, from the chest posteriorly, grayish white, passing into pure
white posteriorly and on the inside of the thighs; rump patch white,
large and sharply defined; tail above centrally dark brown like the
back, broadly edged and tipped with white; a narrow band of pure
white borders the hoofs; ears externally dark brown, mixed with gray
and edged with blackish; internally much lighter, becoming light gray
at the inner base. In one specimen there is a broad band of whitish

Fig. 2. Rangifer osbornt, 3ad., Cassiar Mts., B. C.; Coll. A. J. Stone. 3 nat. size.