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• The scientific name of the lesser kudu is " Tragelaphus imberbis ".
• The animal is classified under the genus " Tragelaphus " in family Bovidae.
• The name is derived from the Ndebele name for the greater kudu ( scientific name : Tragelaphus strepsiceros ).
• While Nyala is the accepted genus, it is still considered as a species of " Tragelaphus ".
• Together with the tribe " Tragelaphini " to be given a generic name other than " Tragelaphus ".
• In addition, there are species of forest-savannah mosaic habitats such as bushbuck Tragelaphus scriptus and yellowbacked duiker Cephalophus sylvicultor.
• "Taurotragus " is sometimes considered part of the genus " Tragelaphus " on the basis of molecular phylogenetics.
• Of all the other tragelaphine antelopes, the k閣el is most closely related to the nyala ( " Tragelaphus angasi " ).
• It is a species of the family Bovidae and genus " Nyala ", also considered to be in the genus " Tragelaphus ".
• For centuries, the common eland ( " Tragelaphus oryx " ) has been an important cultural symbol to the Lozi people that live around Liuwa Plain.
• Infestation usually occurs without significant health effects in the Greater kudu ( " Tragelaphus strepsiceros " ), but may affect cardiac function in some other host species.
• According to a 2006 study, " Tragelaphus " diverged from its sister genus " Taurotragus " ( elands ) towards the end of the Late Miocene.
• This species was first described in 1907 from the heart of a Bushbuck ( " Tragelaphus scriptus " ) from Cameroon, and named " Filaria sagitta ".
• In 2005, Sandi Willows-Munro of the University of KwaZulu-Natal ( Durban ) carried out a mitochondrial analysis of the nine " Tragelaphus " species . mtDNA and nDNA data were compared.
• Three kilometers from the foot of the mountain is Kalakpa Resource Reserve, with populations of antelope, buffalo, bushbuck ( " Tragelaphus scriptus " ), baboons and other species of birds and mammals.
• In 2005, Sandi Willows-Munro ( of the University of KwaZulu-Natal ) and colleagues carried out a mitochondrial analysis of the nine " Tragelaphus " species . mtDNA and nDNA data were compared.
• The "'greater kudu "'( " Tragelaphus strepsiceros " ) is a woodland antelope found throughout territory, they are sparsely populated in most areas, due to a declining habitat, deforestation and poaching.
• As most studies of the bushbucks have focused on the imbabala ( " Tragelaphus sylvaticus " ), very little is known about the biology of the k閣el, except for what can be gleaned from museum specimens and hunting trophies.
• Ungulate diversity is high : apart from those mentioned above there are bongo and sitatunga ( Tragelaphus euryceros and T . scriptus ), several species of duiker ( confirmed are Blue, red-flanked, Grimm s, Black-fronted ).
• Giant elands are sometimes considered part of the genus " Tragelaphus " on the basis of molecular phylogenetics, but are usually categorized as " Taurotragus ", along with the common eland ( " T . oryx " ).