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Damaliscus pygargus pygargus, Cape of Good Hope, Cape Point Rd, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa, by rmmellor
MickCape of Good Hope, Cape Point Rd, Cape Peninsula, Cape Town, 8001, South Africa · 4 Nov 2008CC BY-NCobs. 295415459

Damaliscus jimela and Eudorcas thomsoni nasalis:

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Posted on June 22, 2026 08:05 PM by
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The following show how the ventral, white panel of the lateral bleeze divulges heavy pregnancy in the bontebok:

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Cervus elaphus (showing seasonal ischiopygal flagg) and Cervus nippon (showing seasonal ischial bleeze):

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Damaliscus lunatus jimela, Narok, Narok, KE, by roque35121
Roque VargasNarok, Narok, KE · 29 Mar 2024CC BY-NCobs. 348965425

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By Antoni V Milewski and Anthony J Mills. Text by Antoni V Milewski, posted on iNaturalist 22 June 2026 and republished here with permission. Read the original.