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genus antilope

 

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Noun genus antilope has 1 sense
  1. Antilope, genus Antilope - blackbucks
    --1 is a kind of mammal genus
    --1 is a member of Bovidae, family Bovidae
    --1 has members: blackbuck, black buck, Antilope cervicapra

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Genus Antilope

Definition: Genus Antilope is a taxonomic rank in the classification of hoofed mammals, specifically referring to a group of antelope species.

Usages

1. Noun (Singular)

Sense: Referring to the taxonomic rank of a specific group of antelope species.

Example Sentence: The genus Antilope is known for its agile and fast-running antelopes such as the Blackbuck and Gazelle.

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2. Noun (Plural)

Sense: Referring to the taxonomic rank of multiple groups of antelope species.

Example Sentence: Biologists have discovered several new species within the genus Antilope.

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3. Adjective

Sense: Describing something related to or characteristic of the genus Antilope.

Example Sentence: The wildlife reserve is home to various antelope species that belong to the genus Antilope.

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Note: The genus Antilope belongs to the family Bovidae, subfamily Antilopinae.

genus anthonomus genus anthriscus genus anthurium genus anthus genus anthyllis genus antidorcas genus antigonia genus antilocapra genus antilope genus antirrhinum genus antrodemus genus antrozous genus aotus genus apatosaurus genus apatura genus aphis genus aphriza

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