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Damara Dik-dik - Species Detail |
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Gold: |
9 15/16" |
Gold (Bow): |
9 2/16" |
| Endangered: |
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Silver: |
9 5/16" |
Silver (Bow): |
8 10/16" |
| Bronze: |
7" |
Bronze (Bow): |
6" |
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Madoqua kirki damarensis
Dik-dik de Damara (Sp), Damara Dikdik (G), Dik-dik du Damaraland (F), Damara dik-dik (Af). Named after the Damara, or Damaraland, region of northwestern Namibia.
DESCRIPTION Somewhat larger than the Kirk dik-dik, it is darker on the back and a brighter reddish fawn color on the flanks.
DISTRIBUTION Southwestern Angola, and northwestern and central Namibia.
TAXONOMIC NOTES The Damara dik-dik is a geographically isolated relative of the Kirk dik-dik of East Africa, and is practically identical to it. Biologists theorize that at one time there must have been a continuous population across Africa, but that climatic change during the Pleistocene Epoch resulted in a wetter climate in the intervening terrain making it unsuitable for this animal.
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