pronghorn

(prôŋhôrn′)

noun pl. pronghorns or pronghorn

the only species (Antilocapra americana) of a family (Antilocapridae) of ruminants of Mexico and the W U.S., having curved horns, each with one prong, that are shed annually: resembles both the deer and the antelope

See pronghorn in American Heritage Dictionary 4

noun pl. pronghorn pronghorn or prong·horns
A small ruminant mammal (Antilocapra americana) resembling an antelope and having small forked horns, found on western North American plains. Also called pronghorn antelope.

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