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Illustration showing seven different male antelope species, including gerenuk, impala, Thomson's gazelle, common eland, saiga, suni, and blackbuck, each labeled with their scientific names and depicted in natural poses on grass.
Zebra duike
bohor reedbucks
common eland (Taurotragus oryx).
gerenuk
roan antelope
royal antelope
Line drawing comparing horn shapes and lengths in six African antelope species: giant sable antelope, greater kudu, bohor reedbuck, oribi, dibatag, and hartebeest, each labeled by name.
How do dik-diks behave in their natural habitat?
The saiga antelope's struggle for survival
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