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See also: South See also: African name of a See also: medium-
sized red See also: antelope (q.v.), marked with See also: white lines and spots, belong-
See also: ing to a See also: local See also: race of a widely
spread See also: species, Tragelaphus
script us
.
The See also: males alone have
rather small, spirally See also: twisted
horns
.
There are several allied
species, sometimes known as
harnessed antelopes, which are
of a larger See also: size
.
Some of these
such as the situtunga (T
.
spekei) have the hoofs elongated
for walking on swampy ground, and hence have been separated as Limnotragus
.
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