- The
roan antelope (Hippotragus equinus) is a large, savanna-dwelling
antelope found in Western, Southern, and
parts of
Central and
Eastern Africa. Named...
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genus Hippotragus, the
roan antelope and
sable antelope. The
bluebuck was
sometimes considered a
subspecies of the
roan antelope, but a
genetic study has...
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Roan Antelope is a
copper mine in Zambia. The
deposits were
discovered in 1902, but
their full
extent was not
understood until 1926. The mine site was...
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include sheep and goats, with some
other members referred to as goat
antelopes. Some
earlier taxonomies considered Caprinae a
separate family called...
- the Copperbelt, and
Beatty was
responsible for the
development of the
Roan Antelope mine at
Luanshya in 1926.
Copper was
becoming much more
valuable as...
- po****tion in Angola. The
sable antelope shares the
genus Hippotragus with the
extinct bluebuck (H. leucophaeus) and the
roan antelope (H. equinus), and is a member...
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Roan is a coat
color found in many animals,
including horses, cattle,
antelope, cats and dogs. It is
defined generally as an even
mixture of
white and...
- darker-colored
hairs Roan (horse), a
horse coat
color pattern Varnish roan, a leopard-complex
horse coat
color that
looks similar to
roan Roan antelope, an African...
- the
establishment of the
Roan Antelope Copper Mine in 1927,
African soccer was
organised on
tribal lines. One such team in
Roan Township was Bisa Gallants...
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Collier shot and
killed a
roan antelope on the
banks of the
Luanshya River,
discovering a
copper deposit in the process. The
antelope fell to the ground, its...
