Pagan races of the Malay Peninsula - Sabrizain.org

70 RACIAL AFFINITIES part
areola (Broca, about 40) ' covered the nipple and the greater part of the mamma
like a broad flat cover.' The diameter of the areola was never below 5 cm.,
and in some almost 10 cm." ^
Kenaboi Tribes.
One of the tribes mentioned by Logan consists
of the "Sakai," said to frequent the neighbourhood
of Mount (Gunong) Kenaboi. These are doubtless
identical with the Orang Kenaboi of Vaughan-Stevens.^
If it is possible to locate this "tribe," and at present
there is hardly any information concerning them, the
latter name, i.e. "Kenaboi," is obviously preferable
to that loosely used by Logan.
Vaughan- Stevens considered them, as already
stated, to be a subdivision of the parent-stock of the
Sakai (Blandas). This classification, however, re-
quires confirmation, the measurements taken showing
a brachycephalic as well as a dolichocephalic element.
Further measurements taken by Vaughan-Stevens
will be found in the Appendix.^
Berembun and Udai Tribes.
Logan* further mentions certain tribes living to
the north of the Benua-Jakun, whom he calls the
Berembun {" Birmun ") tribes, because they have their
headquarters about Gunong Berembun and the neigh-
bouring mountains.^
The upper reaches of the rivers rising in the
Berembun mountains are occupied by the tribe called
Udai.
The Udai (who appear to be the same people
who are known to the Benua-Jakun of Johor under
1 W. Rowland in Alitt. Geog. Ges. * Loc. dt.
Wien. xli. 706, 707. ^ Gunong Bermun appears to be
2 Vaughan-Stevens, iii. 97. identical with Gunong Berembun,
^ Virchow in F. B. G. A. xxiii. 842- which is situated in Sungei Ujong,
844. 102° 2' E. by 2° 55' N.