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Antilocapra is a
genus of the
family Antilocapridae,
which contains only a
single living species, the
pronghorn (
Antilocapra americana).
Another species...
- The
pronghorn (UK: /ˈprɒŋhɔːrn/, US: /ˈprɔːŋ-/) (
Antilocapra americana) is a
species of
artiodactyl (even-toed, hoofed)
mammal indigenous to interior...
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Antilocapra pacifica, also
known as the
Pacific pronghorn, is an
extinct antilocaprid from the Late
Pleistocene of California. The
Pacific pronghorn was...
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extant relatives are the giraffids. Only one species, the
pronghorn (
Antilocapra americana), is
living today; all
other members of the
family are extinct...
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individual of the
species Antilocapra americana published by
George Ord in 1815. Ord's name thus
takes precedence, with
Antilocapra anteflexa being a junior...
- The
Sonoran pronghorn (
Antilocapra americana sonoriensis) is an
endangered subspecies of
pronghorn that is
endemic to the
Sonoran Desert.
Around 200 animals...
- The Baja
California pronghorn or
peninsular pronghorn (
Antilocapra americana peninsularis) is a
subspecies of pronghorn,
endemic to Baja
California in...
- The
Mexican pronghorn (
Antilocapra americana mexicana) is a
pronghorn native to Mexico. It was
found in the
United States (in Arizona), but is considered...
- Old
World antelope, but
actually the
pronghorn or
American antelope (
Antilocapra americana),
which is more
closely related to the giraffe. Some of the...
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existing species,
Antilocapra americana, with a name
published by
George Ord in 1815. The
older name, by Ord,
takes priority; with
Antilocapra anteflexa becoming...
