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- 11 in), Megalotragus is probably the largest alcelaphine bovid ever recorded, much bigger than the extant wildebeest. The skull of Megalotragus is similar...
- †Damalborea elisabethae †Damalops †Damalops palaeindicusMegalotragusMegalotragus kattwinkeliMegalotragus priscus (Extinct: Late Pleistocene-early Holocene)...
- Kenya during the Pleistocene. It was originally named as a species of Megalotragus. Rusingoryx is known for its strange pointed nose with a large nasal...
- affected other megafauna from this environment like the giant hartebeest Megalotragus, giant zebra Equus capensis, springbok Antidorcas bondi, and bluebuck...
- (ssp.) Bovidae (bovines, antelope) Giant buffalo (Syncerus antiquus) Megalotragus Rusingoryx Southern springbok (Antidorcas australis) Bond's springbok...
- gomphothere Anancus, bovines, antelopes (Gazella, Kobus, Damaliscus, Megalotragus, Parmularius, Oreonagor and Parantidorcas) and canines (Canis, Vulpes)...
- Pleistocene and is also considered to be possibly extinct. The long-legged Megalotragus is possibly the largest known alcelaphine bovid, bigger than the extant...
- capable of browsing dicots when gr****es became unpalatable or scarce. Megalotragus, another extinct African antelope from the Pleistocene-Holocene border...
- the oribi (Ourebia ourebi), Numidocapra cr****icornis and a species of Megalotragus. The mammalian carnivores represented in this fossil ****emblage include...
- a clade whose other members were Damalops, Numidocapra, Rabaticeras, Megalotragus, Oreonagor, and Connochaetes. An analysis using phylogeographic patterns...