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PALA PALLA

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PALA

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PALLA  , Or IMPALA, the native name of a red
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South
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African
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antelope of the
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size of a
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fallow-
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deer, characterized by the large
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black lyrate horns of the bucks, and the presence in both sexes of a pair of glands on the back of the
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hind feet bearing a tuft of black hairs . On the
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east
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side the
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palla (Aepyceros
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melampus) ranges as far
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north as the
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southern
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Sudan; but in
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Angola it is replaced by a
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species or
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race (Ae. petersi) with a black "
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blaze " down the
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face .
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Pallas
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associate in large herds on open
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country in the neighbourhood of
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water .

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