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genus connochaetes

 

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Noun genus connochaetes has 1 sense
  1. Connochaetes, genus Connochaetes - African antelopes: gnus
    --1 is a kind of mammal genus
    --1 is a member of Bovidae, family Bovidae
    --1 has members: gnu, wildebeest

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Genus Connochaetes

Definition:

The genus Connochaetes refers to a group of large African antelopes commonly known as wildebeests or gnus. This genus belongs to the family Bovidae.

Senses:

1. Noun (singular or plural)

In zoology, genus Connochaetes refers to the specific group of antelopes characterized by having a large and robust built, a horse-like tail, a dark mane, and curved horns.

Wilhelm saw a large herd of genus Connochaetes migrating across the savannah.

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2. Noun (plural: connochaetes)

In taxonomy, the term genus connochaetes comprises the two species of wildebeests, namely the black wildebeest (Connochaetes gnou) and the blue wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus). They are herbivorous mammals found in various regions of Africa.

The book I am reading provides detailed information about the habitat and behavior of the connochaetes.

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3. Adjective

Used to describe anything related to or characteristic of wildebeests of the genus Connochaetes.

During the safari, we observed the connochaetes herds grazing peacefully in the distance.

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