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Sonoran Pronghorn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
The Sonoran Pronghorn ( Antilocapra americana sonoriensis ) is an endangered
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Pronghorn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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The Arizona Sonoran pronghorn was nearly lost in 2002. Now, despite a strong comeback, increased border enforcement and desert fencing still threaten long term survival. ... The endangered Sonoran Pronghorn (Antilocapra Americana sonoriensis), often mistakenly called pronghorn antelope, is recovering in Cabeza Prieta...
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Although sometimes called antelope, pronghorn are not closely related to the animals of African plains. In fact they are ... Oregon (found in southeastern Oregon); Peninsular (100-250 animals, found in Baja, Mexico); and Sonoran (Endangered, 500 animals found at Cabeza Prieta National Wildlife Refuge and Sonora, Mexico).
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New Release: Sonoran Pronghorn Recovery Plan Amended US Fish & Wildlife Service November 25, 2003 92 Kb ... New Release: Fact Sheet, Sonoran Pronghorn US Fish & Wildlife Service October 2003 102 kb...
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They are the Mexican pronghorn, and the Sonoran pronghorn. The Sonoran pronghorn almost became extinct in the late 1800’s. When the settlers were settling into southwestern United States, they were clearing off land, to build farms.
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Future plans involve sponsoring a large conference to consider recovery plans for both Sonoran and Peninsular Pronghorn to be held jointly with representatives of Mexico.
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