Antilocapridae

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Antilocapridae
Pronghorns in Fort Keogh, Montana
Pronghorns in Fort Keogh, Montana
Scientific classification
Kingdom: Animalia
Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Subclass: Theria
Infraclass: Eutheria
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Antilocapridae
Owen, 1841
Genera

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Antilocapridae is a family of artiodactyls endemic to North America. Only one species, the pronghorn (Antilocapra americana), is living today; all other members of the family are extinct. The living pronghorn is a small ruminant mammal resembling an antelope. It bears small, forked horns.

  • Subfamily Merycodontinae
    • Genus Cosoryx
      • Cosoryx agilis
      • Cosoryx cerroensis
      • Cosoryx furcatus
      • Cosoryx ilfonensis
      • Cosoryx trilateralis
    • Genus Meryceros
      • Meryceros crucensis
      • Merycerus crucianus
      • Meryceros hookwayi
      • Meryceros joraki
      • Meryceros major - Giant Pronghorn
      • Meryceros nenzelensis
      • Meryceros warreni
    • Genus Merycodus
      • Merycodus furcatus
      • Merycodus grandis
      • Merycodus necatus
      • Merycodus prodromus
      • Merycodus sabulonis
    • Genus Paracosoryx
      • Paracosoryx alticornis
      • Paracosoryx burgensis
      • Paracosoryx dawesensis
      • Paracosoryx furlongi
      • Paracosoryx loxoceros
      • Paracosoryx nevadensis - Nevanda Pronghorn
      • Paracosoryx wilsoni - Wilson's Pronghorn
    • Genus Ramoceros
      • Ramoceros brevicornis
      • Ramoceros coronatus
      • Ramoceros marthae
      • Ramoceros merriami - Merriam's Pronghorn
      • Ramoceros osborni
      • Ramoceros palmatus
      • Ramoceros ramosus
    • Genus Submeryceros
      • Submeryceros crucianus
      • Submeryceros minimus
      • Submeryceros minor - Dwarf Pronghorn
  • Subfamily Antilocaprinae
    • Tribe Proantilocaprini
    • Tribe Ilingoceratini
      • Genus Ilingoceros
      • Genus Ottoceros
        • Ottoceros peacevalleyensis
      • Genus Plioceros
        • Plioceros blicki
        • Plioceros dehlini
        • Plioceros floblairi
      • Genus Sphenophalos
        • Sphenophalos garciae
        • Sphenophalos middleswarti
        • Sphenophalos nevadanus
    • Tribe Stockoceratini
      • Genus Capromeryx
        • Capromeryx arizonensis
        • Capromeryx furcifer
        • Capromeryx gidleyi
        • Capromeryx mexicanus -Mexican Capromyerx
        • Capromeryx minor
        • Capromeryx tauntonensis
      • Genus Ceratomeryx
        • Ceratomeryx prenticei
      • Genus Hayoceros
        • Hayoceros barbouri
        • Hayoceros falkenbachi
      • Genus Hexameryx
        • Hexameryx simpsoni
      • Genus Hexobelomeryx
        • Hexobelomeryx fricki
        • Hexobelomeryx simpsoni
      • Genus Stockoceros
        • Stockoceros conklingi
        • Stockoceros onusrosagris
      • Genus Tetrameryx
        • Tetrameryx irvingtonensis
        • Tetrameryx knoxensis
        • Tetrameryx mooseri
        • Tetrameryx shuleri
        • Tetrameryx tacubayensis
    • Tribe Antilocaprini
      • Genus Antilocapra
        • Pronghorn (Antilocapra americana)
          • Antilocapra americana americana
          • Antilocapra americana mexicana - Mexican Pronghorn
          • Antilocapra americana peninsularis - Lower Californian Pronghorn
          • Antilocapra americana sonoriensis - Sonoran Pronghorn
          • Antilocapra maquinensis
      • Genus Texoceros
        • Texoceros altidens
        • Texoceros edensis
        • Texoceros guymonensis
        • Texoceros minorei
        • Texoceros texanus
        • Texoceros vaughani


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