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Antelope

An antelope is any of the extant or recently extinct species of the ruminant artiodactyl family Bovidae, which are indigenous to most of Africa, India, the Middle East, Central Asia, and a small area of Russia. Antelopes do not form a monophyletic group, as some antelopes are more closely related to other bovid groups, such as bovines, goats, and sheep…

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Distribution and habitat

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Morphology

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Relationship with humans

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Overview

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Antelope

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Edges162
Triples141
Avg. degree1.99
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related to Distribution and habitat · 24
Antelope → Africa, American, Americas, Antarctica, Arabian, Arabian Peninsula, Asia, Astrakhan Oblast, Australasia, Because, Central Asia, Dorcas, East Africa, Holocene, In Europe, More, No, North America, Other, Pleistocene
related to Domestication · 18
Antelope → Also, Although, Ancient Egyptians, Arabia, Asiatic, Because, Domestication, European, However, In, It, Most, Other, Similarly, Their, These, Ukraine, Zimbabwe
related to Etymology · 13
Antelope → Antioch, Byzantine Greek, Euphrates, Eustathius, Greek, In, It, Latin, Medieval Latin, Old French, The, The English, This
related to Species · 11
Antelope → Africa, Antilopinae, Bovidae, Bovinae, Bovoidea, Cephalophinae, Hippotraginae, Reduncinae, The, There, Usually
related to Body and covering · 9
Antelope → Arabian, Common, Exceptions, For, In, Jentink's, Many, Most, The
related to Culture · 9
Antelope → Congo, Eastern, In, In Mali, Maruts, Rig Veda, The, There, Vayu
related to Antelope horns · 8
Antelope → Although, Horns, Males, Many, Other, The, Those, With
related to Heraldry · 7
Antelope → Edmund Spenser, European, Middle Ages, Republic, South Africa, The, This
related to Defense · 6
Antelope → Forest, In, Large, Many, Small, Springboks
related to Sensory and digestive systems · 6
Antelope → Acute, Like, Many, Their, These, They

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species horns many antelopes males deer africa predators gazelles also impala saiga wildebeest gazelle females form one animal long occur

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black wildebeestinstance ofTheir main defence against predators is to try to escape.Species0.80text
springbokinstance ofTheir main defence against predators is to try to escape.Species0.80text
blesbokinstance ofTheir main defence against predators is to try to escape.Species0.80text
mountain reedbuckinstance ofTheir main defence against predators is to try to escape.Species0.80text
greater kudu as well the European fallow deer have high concentrations of glycolitic fast twitch type IIx muscle fibersinstance ofTheir main defence against predators is to try to escape.Species0.80text
running on flat dry lake bedsinstance ofand 97 km/h in favourable conditions0.80text
cheetahsinstance ofthese are advantages when pursued by sprint-dependent predators0.80text
which are the fastest of land animalsinstance ofthese are advantages when pursued by sprint-dependent predators0.80text
but tire quicklyinstance ofthese are advantages when pursued by sprint-dependent predators0.80text
Anteloperelated to Antelope hornsThe0.60section
Anteloperelated to Antelope hornsThose0.60section
Anteloperelated to Antelope hornsOther0.60section

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