Kobus
- noun
- Specialized
- The genus Kobus includes several antelope species adapted to wetlands.
Examples
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The genus Kobus includes several antelope species adapted to wetlands.
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The Kobus is often seen grazing near rivers.
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Scientists observed a herd of Kobus grazing near the riverbank.
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Within Africa, members of the Kobus genus are commonly found in marshy regions.
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Did you spot a Kobus during the safari?
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Scientists observed a herd of Kobus grazing near the riverbank.
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Within Africa, members of the Kobus genus are commonly found in marshy regions.
Compounds
A medium orange-brown antelope with curved horns that lives in herds in southeast Africa
Surface Forms
Etymology
Kobus comes from the African name kob for a kind of 'antelope', later made into a scientific name. So Kobus today is the name for a group of large antelopes often found near water.