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  • In the " Big Reservation " a Rupicapra skeleton was discovered.
  • The other species has more recently been recognized as separate from the rest : the Pyrenean chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica " ).
  • The sole known rupicapra specimen was collected in the mountains of the Sepik River catchment by the German colonial Kaiserin Augustafluss Expedition ( 1912 13 ).
  • It is one of the two species of the genus " Rupicapra ", the other being the Chamois, " Rupicapra rupicapra ".
  • It is one of the two species of the genus " Rupicapra ", the other being the Chamois, " Rupicapra rupicapra ".
  • It is one of the two species of the genus " Rupicapra ", the other being the Chamois, " Rupicapra rupicapra ".
  • The fauna of Abruzzo is highly varied, including the region's symbol, the Abruzzo chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica ornata " ), which has recovered after risking extinction.
  • One, " Rupicapra rupicapra ", has no common name other than simply chamois and is native to the mountains of south and central Europe, Turkey, and the Caucasus in southwest Asia.
  • One, " Rupicapra rupicapra ", has no common name other than simply chamois and is native to the mountains of south and central Europe, Turkey, and the Caucasus in southwest Asia.
  • The "'Pyrenean chamois "'( Aragonese : sarrio or chizardo ), " Rupicapra pyrenaica ", is a goat antelope that lives in the Pyrenees, Cantabrian Mountains and Apennine Mountains.
  • In a few brief notes the site is usually presented as a temporary occupation site or hunting camp specialized on chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica " ) and ibex ( " pyrenaica pyrenaica " ).
  • Tymfi holds the largest recorded population of Balkan chamois deer ( " Rupicapra rupicapra balcanica " ) in Greece, with a population between 120-130 individuals out of an estimated national population between 477-750.
  • Tymfi holds the largest recorded population of Balkan chamois deer ( " Rupicapra rupicapra balcanica " ) in Greece, with a population between 120-130 individuals out of an estimated national population between 477-750.
  • Its workers are 4 mm long . " A . polyrhachioides " is black, and " A . rupicapra " reddish-brown ( as implied by its specific epithet which translates as " red goat ", referring as well to the goat-horn like propodeal spines.
  • The most representative animal of the Picos de Europa is the Pyrenean chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica " ) or sarrio, or its more specific relative, the Cantabrian chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica parva " ) or rebeco, of which there are many sculptures around the park, as well as the Spanish ibex ( " Capra pyrenaica " ).
  • The most representative animal of the Picos de Europa is the Pyrenean chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica " ) or sarrio, or its more specific relative, the Cantabrian chamois ( " Rupicapra pyrenaica parva " ) or rebeco, of which there are many sculptures around the park, as well as the Spanish ibex ( " Capra pyrenaica " ).
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