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The addax is a rare desert antelope that lives in the several isolated regions in the Sahara.
The Addax stands about a metre at the shoulder and weighs from sixty to a hundred and twenty kilograms. Their coat is white but their chest, neck and head are mainly brown with a white patch over the bridge of the nose and another around the mouth.
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Taxonmony
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Phylum: Chordata
Class: Mammalia
Order: Artiodactyla
Family: Bovidae
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INFO LINKS
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Addax
Searworld.Org
Fast and fun facts about Antelopes. Nice site for kids Read More
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The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens
Narrative on Addax; includes habitat, food, and behavioral information Read More
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SeaWorld/Busch Gardens
"Addax are nearly extinct in the wild, having been eliminated from much of their original range" Categorized information Read More
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The living Desert
Responses to frequently answered questions. "Addax are one of the most desert adapted of antelopes". Read More
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PBS Home
"The Sahara's largest indigenous mammal, the Addax is a sand-colored antelope with long, spiral horns that slant backward and upward.". Read More
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Addax (Mendesantilope)
Arehe Online (German)
Narrative in German Read More
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