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Royal Antelope (print)

Image of Print depicting Royal Antelope (print) 1833
19th century
20th century
Africa
animal
antelope
colour
illustration
mzprint
natural history
nature
print
two animals
zoology
19th century
20th century
Africa
animal
antelope
colour
illustration
mzprint
natural history
nature
print
two animals
zoology
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Royal Antelope (print)

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1833 AD - 1923 AD (C19th AD - C20th AD)

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The Royal Antelope, with a shoulder height of only 25-30 cm, is one of the smallest antelope species in the world. The illustration shows a pair with characteristic reddish-brown coloration, white belly, and delicate, thin legs. The male animal (right) appears in motion, while the female animal (left) remains observant. These tiny antelopes live in the grasslands and savannas of Africa, where they mainly feed on grasses and herbs. By J. Smit lith., M. & N. Hanhart imp. FromProceedings of the General Meetings for Scientific Business of the Zoological Society of London. London, Messrs. Longmans, Green, and Co. (1833 - 1923). [Natural history, Mammals, Artiodactyla, Bovidae, Royal Antelope, Pygmy Antelope, Nanotragus pygmaeus, Neotragus pygmaeus, Africa, Savanna, Herbivore, West African fauna, Dwarf antelope, Zoological illustration, Animal taxonomy, 19th century]

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