and the line where the two colors met was well marked. A band of dark gray as broad as forearm, insert of fin & end of fins very & of uniform breadth, extended across & back obliquely almost to central line. Nos. 67 & 48 had the throat furrows all dark gray. The folds of the throat & breast were not pink but white. The general color of the body was much darker than that of Nos.1 & 2 No. 67 had a broad area or the abdomen clear mouse gray. When'd from above the whales would look like this: The under side of the flukes of Nos 1 & 2 were very light grey almost white & lined as usual.