Tragoportax sp. B
KNMLT 195
Age approx. 7.00 Million Years Digital Capture: Photogrammetry

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The Tribe Boselaphini belong to the Family Bovidae, and the subfamily Bovinae, which today includes the buffalo. This skull of Tragoportax was discovered in 1967 by Brian Patterson’s expedition to Lothagam at West Turkana. The Boselaphini were abundant in the Late Miocene and at Lothagam fall into two size categories. The genus Tragoportax includes several species. Horn core shapes are quite variable within a species depending on the age of the individual. Tragoportax sp. B is one of two small Boselaphins from Lothagam. Its horn cores do not exhibit the well developed keeling that the larger species do. There is some indication that the horn core shapes might differ between males and females.

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