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Animali - Antilopi

Qui imparerai i nomi delle antilopi in inglese come "gazzella", "addax" e "blackbuck".

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addax
addax
[sostantivo]

a pale desert antelope of North Africa with long spirally twisted horns and adaptations for surviving extreme aridity

addax

addax

Ex: The addax once ranged widely across the Sahara. 
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blackbuck
blackbuck
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized ungulate species found in South Asia known for its distinctive appearance, exceptional speed, and cultural significance

blackbuck

blackbuck

Ex: Conservation efforts have helped protect blackbuck populations in India. 
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blesbok
blesbok
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope species found in South Africa, characterized by their distinctive white face blaze and brownish-red coat

blesbok

blesbok

Ex: The blesbok is known for its ability to survive in dry grassland environments. 
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bongo
bongo
[sostantivo]

a large forest antelope species known for its distinctive appearance with spiraled horns and reddish-brown coat with white stripes

bongo

bongo

Ex: The bongo's spiral horns make it easy to recognize among other antelopes. 
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bontebok
bontebok
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope species found in South Africa, known for their striking white and brown coat, and for being one of the rarest antelope species in the world

bontebok

bontebok

Ex: The bontebok is one of the rarest antelope species in the world. 
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dik-dik
dik-dik
[sostantivo]

a small antelope species found in various habitats across Africa, known for its petite size

dik-dik

dik-dik

Ex: The dik-dik lives in dry forests and grasslands across parts of Africa. 
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duiker
duiker
[sostantivo]

a small to medium-sized antelope species found in Africa, characterized by their short, spiky horns and their ability to quickly dart through dense vegetation

antelope

antelope

Ex: Wildlife experts study duikers to understand how they adapt to forest environments. 
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eland
eland
[sostantivo]

a large antelope species found in various habitats in Africa, known for its distinctive spiral horns, long legs, and reddish-brown coat

eland

eland

Ex: The eland can survive in different habitats, including grasslands and forests. 
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gazelle
gazelle
[sostantivo]

a small to medium-sized antelope species known for its graceful appearance, slender body, and distinctive curved horns

gazzella

gazzella

Ex: The gazelle has a slender body and curved horns. 
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gemsbok
gemsbok
[sostantivo]

a large antelope species characterized by its striking appearance, featuring long, straight horns and a distinctive black and white facial mask

gemsbok

gemsbok

Ex: The gemsbok is adapted to survive in areas with little water. 
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gray rhebok
gray rhebok
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope species found in the mountains of South Africa, known for their distinctive gray coat and impressive jumping ability

rhebok grigio

rhebok grigio

Ex: The gray rhebok is known for its ability to make powerful leaps. 
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hartebeest
hartebeest
[sostantivo]

a large African antelope characterized by its unique-shaped horns, long face, and reddish-brown coat

alcelafo

alcelafo

Ex: The hartebeest can travel long distances across dry landscapes. 
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impala
impala
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope native to Africa, known for its slender build, reddish-brown coat, and impressive leaping ability

impala

impala

Ex: The impala has a reddish-brown coat and slender body. 
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klipspringer
klipspringer
[sostantivo]

a small, agile antelope species found in eastern and southern Africa, known for their distinctive ability to climb rocky terrain and for their short, sharp horns

antilope Saltatrice

antilope Saltatrice

Ex: The klipspringer uses its small horns during conflicts with other males. 
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kudu
kudu
[sostantivo]

large antelope species known for their impressive spiral horns, striking markings, and graceful appearance

kudu

kudu

Ex: The kudu can survive in forests, grasslands, and dry regions. 
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lechwe
lechwe
[sostantivo]

large antelope native to wetland habitats in Africa, known for their striking appearance

lichi

lichi

Ex: The lechwe is well adapted to areas that are regularly flooded. 
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nilgai
nilgai
[sostantivo]

a large antelope species native to the Indian subcontinent, characterized by its distinctive bluish-gray coat

nilgai

nilgai

Ex: Wildlife experts monitor nilgai populations in different parts of the Indian subcontinent. 
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nyala
nyala
[sostantivo]

a large and majestic antelope species found in Southern Africa, known for its distinctive shaggy coat

nyala

nyala

Ex: The nyala can hide easily among dense plants and trees. 
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oribi
oribi
[sostantivo]

a small antelope species found in sub-Saharan Africa, characterized by their distinctive short, straight horns and their ability to rapidly change direction while running

oribi

oribi

Ex: The oribi is known for its speed and agility when running. 
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roan antelope
roan antelope
[sostantivo]

a large, social antelope species found in Africa, characterized by their distinctive reddish-brown coat, black and white facial markings, and long, curved horns

antilope roana

antilope roana

Ex: The roan antelope is one of the larger antelope species in Africa. 
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royal antelope
royal antelope
[sostantivo]

a tiny antelope species found in West Africa, known for being the world's smallest antelope and for their secretive, solitary behavior

antilope reale

antilope reale

Ex: The royal antelope has a tiny body adapted for moving through thick plants. 
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sable antelope
sable antelope
[sostantivo]

a large and majestic African antelope species known for its distinctively curved horns and striking black and white coat pattern

antilope di sable

antilope di sable

Ex: The sable antelope is one of the most recognizable large antelopes in Africa. 
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saiga
saiga
[sostantivo]

a distinctive antelope species known for its distinctive, downturned nose and curved horns, and it is native to the grasslands of Eurasia

gemelli

gemelli

Ex: The saiga is one of the most unusual-looking antelope species in the world. 
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springbok
springbok
[sostantivo]

a small to medium-sized antelope species known for its distinctive jumping behavior

Springbok

Springbok

Ex: The springbok is known for its unusual jumping behavior called pronking. 
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steenbok
steenbok
[sostantivo]

a small antelope species found in Africa, known for its compact size, reddish-brown coat, and distinctively long and upright ears

steenbok

steenbok

Ex: The steenbok is adapted to survive in dry African environments. 
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Tibetan antelope
Tibetan antelope
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope species found in the Tibetan plateau and neighboring regions, known for their unique adaptations to living in high-altitude habitats and for their valuable wool

antilope Tibetana

antilope Tibetana

Ex: Conservation efforts have helped protect Tibetan antelope populations. 
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topi
topi
[sostantivo]

a medium-sized antelope species native to Africa, known for its distinctive appearance with a reddish-brown coat, curved horns, and an elongated face

topi

topi

Ex: The topi can travel long distances across open landscapes. 
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sassaby
sassaby
[sostantivo]

a large antelope species found in Africa, known for its distinctive appearance with a dark brown coat, a robust build, and long, curving horns in both males and females

antilope sassaby

antilope sassaby

Ex: The sassaby is known for its strong build and ability to travel across open landscapes. 
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waterbuck
waterbuck
[sostantivo]

a large antelope species found in Africa, known for its shaggy coat, distinctive white markings, and preference for habitats near water sources

cobo

cobo

Ex: The waterbuck depends on areas with access to water and vegetation. 
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wildebeest
wildebeest
[sostantivo]

a large African antelope characterized by its distinctive appearance with a stocky body

Gnu

Gnu

Ex: Lions and other predators sometimes hunt wildebeest on the savanna. 
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whitetail
whitetail
[sostantivo]

the white-tailed deer, which is a common deer species found in North America and is known for its distinctive white underside of the tail

cervo dalla coda bianca, daino dalla coda bianca

cervo dalla coda bianca, daino dalla coda bianca

Ex: The whitetail can adapt to forests, fields, and suburban environments. 
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takin
takin
[sostantivo]

a large, stocky, goat-like mammal found in the mountainous regions of Asia, known for its unique appearance and thick coat

takin, grosso mammifero caprino asiatico

takin, grosso mammifero caprino asiatico

Ex: The takin is a rare animal that is protected in several areas. 
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sambar
sambar
[sostantivo]

a large deer species native to various regions of Asia, known for its impressive size, powerful build, and distinctive antlers

sambar, cervo sambar

sambar, cervo sambar

Ex: Wildlife experts monitor sambar populations in protected forests. 
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roe deer
roe deer
[sostantivo]

a small to medium-sized deer species found in Eurasia, known for its distinctive white rump patch and small antlers

capriolo, capreolus capreolus

capriolo, capreolus capreolus

Ex: The roe deer uses its speed to escape from predators. 
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red deer
red deer
[sostantivo]

a large and majestic deer species found in various habitats across Europe, Asia, and North Africa

cervo rosso, cervo nobile

cervo rosso, cervo nobile

Ex: The male red deer uses its antlers during the mating season. 
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pronghorn
pronghorn
[sostantivo]

a unique and distinctive mammal found in North America known for its speed and agility

antilocapra, antilope americana

antilocapra, antilope americana

Ex: The pronghorn can maintain high speeds over long distances. 
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musk deer
musk deer
[sostantivo]

a small, solitary ungulate characterized by its distinctive fang-like canine teeth, absence of antlers, and secretion of musk from a gland located in its abdomen

cervo muschiato, mosco

cervo muschiato, mosco

Ex: Conservation programs help protect musk deer from illegal hunting. 
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muntjac
muntjac
[sostantivo]

a small deer species native to Asia, known for its short stature, distinctive bark-like vocalizations, and prominent canine teeth

muntjak, cervo abbaiante

muntjak, cervo abbaiante

Ex: The muntjac can live in dense forests and areas with thick vegetation. 
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mule deer
mule deer
[sostantivo]

a large deer species found in North America, known for its distinctive large ears, forked antlers, and white rump patch

cervo mulo, cervo dalle grandi orecchie

cervo mulo, cervo dalle grandi orecchie

Ex: The mule deer can adapt to a variety of habitats. 
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markhor
markhor
[sostantivo]

a type of wild goat that is known for its twisted horns and is native to mountainous regions of Central Asia

markhor, capra selvatica dalle corna attorcigliate

markhor, capra selvatica dalle corna attorcigliate

Ex: The markhor is the national animal of Pakistan. 
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ibex
ibex
[sostantivo]

a wild goat that inhabits mountainous areas of Europe and is identified with long curved horns

stambecco

stambecco

Ex: The ibex is adapted to survive in harsh mountainous environments. 
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goral
goral
[sostantivo]

small to medium-sized wild goats found in mountainous regions of Asia, known for their agility and ability to navigate steep terrain with ease

goral, capra selvatica di montagna

goral, capra selvatica di montagna

Ex: The goral can climb slopes that are difficult for many other animals. 
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fallow deer
fallow deer
[sostantivo]

a species of medium-sized deer native to Europe and known for their distinctive palmate antlers and spotted coat

daino, cervo pomellato

daino, cervo pomellato

Ex: The fallow deer has adapted well to many European habitats. 
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chamois
chamois
[sostantivo]

a wild goat-like mammal with short curved horns native to mountains of Eurasia

camoscio

camoscio

Ex: Wildlife experts monitor chamois populations in alpine regions. 
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caribou
caribou
[sostantivo]

large, migratory deer species native to North America, known for their impressive antlers and long-distance migrations in search of food and suitable habitat

caribù, renna

caribù, renna

Ex: Scientists track caribou movements to study changes in their environment. 
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serow
serow
[sostantivo]

a type of goat-antelope found in mountainous regions of Asia, known for its stocky build, coarse fur, and backward-curving horns

serow, capricorno asiatico

serow, capricorno asiatico

Ex: The serow is a shy animal that often avoids human activity. 
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chevrotain
chevrotain
[sostantivo]

a small, elusive ungulate species found in the forests of Asia and Africa, known for their small size, shy behavior, and unique appearance

chevrotain, piccolo ruminante delle foreste dell'Asia e dell'Africa

chevrotain, piccolo ruminante delle foreste dell'Asia e dell'Africa

Ex: Wildlife researchers use cameras to study chevrotains in remote forests. 
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