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cannon bones remaining.
Antilocaprids have the same
dental formula as most
other ruminants: 0.0.3.33.1.3.3. The
antilocaprids are
ruminants of the clade...
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family Antilocapridae.
During the
Pleistocene epoch,
about 11
other antilocaprid species existed in
North America, many with long or spectacularly-twisted...
- the okapi. The musk deer (Moschidae) is
indigenous to East Asia. The
antilocaprids (Antilocapridae) of
North America comprise only one
extant species:...
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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 described...
- 2015-11-21. Dalquest, W. W. (1974-03-30). "A New
Species of Four-Horned
Antilocaprid from Mexico".
Journal of Mammalogy. 55 (1): 96–101. doi:10.2307/1379259...
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during the
Miocene epoch. E. H.
Barbour and C. B. Schultz. 1934. A new
antilocaprid and a new
cervid from the late
Tertiary of Nebraska.
American Museum...
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Cosoryx is an
extinct genus of
antilocaprid that
lived in the
Miocene of Nevada.
Fossils of this
genus have also been
found in the
Santa Fe
Group in New...
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testosterone levels. The "horns" of a
pronghorn (which is not a
cervid but a
antilocaprid) meet some of the
criteria of antlers, but are not
considered true antlers...
- a
large variety of
other mammals,
namely those of the
Artiodactyla (
antilocaprids, camelids, tay****uids),
Carnivora (canids, felids, mustelids, ursids)...
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North America's
giant beavers, lions, dholes, cheetahs, and many of its
antilocaprid, bovid, cervid,
tapirid and tay****uid ungulates. Some
groups disappeared...
