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Part II: Species Accounts

Figure 13.3 Red river hog head and facial pattern with a grey muzzle and

whitish rings around eyes, contrasted by black on the forehead, ears and jaws

(photo by B. Huffman, Ultimate Ungulate).

Figure 13.4 In adult males, white hairs grow from prominent facial swellings

along the jaw and beneath the eyes (photo by B. Huffman, Ultimate Ungulate).

(A black and white version of this figure will appear in some formats. For the colour

version, please refer to the plate section.)

Figure 13.5 The female muzzle,

showing long white facial hair, and a

young hog with pale yellow longitudi-

nal body marks (photo by B. Huffman,

Ultimate Ungulate). (A black and white

version of this figure will appear in some

formats. For the colour version, please refer

to the plate section.)

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