Schwarzrückenducker Cephalophus dorsalis (Gray, 1846)

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English: Bay Duiker; French: Céphalophe bai; Bila: Kufa; Duala: Eyongo; Ewondo-Beti: So; fouladou: Kubeyel-bawla-baawel; Kikongo: Nsa; Kiladi: Mpfunia; Lomongo: Bombende, Mkulufa; Punu: isibu; Sango: tagba; Teke: Kasibi; Yoruba: Ekiri.

Former distribution: As now.
Present distribution: From Sierra Leone east to eastern Zaire and south to northern Angola.
Behaviour: Preferred habitat: dense primary and secondary forests. For all other data, see Rotflankenducker
Population status: Stable.
Brief notes:
Body weight: 15-20 kg
Head and body length: 100-115 cm
Tail length: 10-15 cm
Shoulder height: 45-55 cm
Gestation period: 7 1/2-8 months
Maximum age : 10-15 years in captivity
Trophy: Record SCI: 13 1/8 score, 1971 Liberia, C.J. MCELROY. RW’s: 4 1/2″, 1985 Cameroon, PETER ZOBEL; average 2 1/2″.
Hunting methods: With beaters and dogs, from a hide, with nets.
Remarks: Females also have horns. 2 and also 4 subspecies are recorded, but omitted here due to unreliable classification. Very little known about biology; more information required.

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