Reduncinae

E93272

subfamily taxonomic group

Reduncinae is a subfamily of African antelopes within the Bovidae family, including species such as reedbucks, kobs, and waterbucks that are typically associated with wetland and grassland habitats.

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	subfamily → taxonomic group →
belongsToClade	Bovidae → Ruminantia →
characteristicFeature	elongated hooves adapted to soft or marshy ground → males typically possess ringed horns →
class	Mammalia →
commonName	reduncine antelopes →
conservationConcern	some member species are threatened by habitat loss →
diet	grasses → sedges →
distribution	Africa →
domain	Eukaryota →
ecologicalNiche	grazing herbivores →
family	Bovidae →
firstAppearance	Neogene →
hasStomachType	multi-chambered stomach →
includes	kobs → reedbucks → waterbucks →
includesGenus	Kobus → Pelea → Redunca →
includesSpeciesGroup	Kobus ellipsiprymnus → Kobus kob → Kobus leche → Kobus megaceros → Kobus vardonii → Pelea capreolus → Redunca arundinum → Redunca fulvorufula → Redunca redunca →
kingdom	Animalia →
locomotion	quadrupedal →
nativeTo	Sub-Saharan Africa →
order	Artiodactyla →
parentTaxon	Bovidae →
phylum	Chordata →
reproduction	viviparous →
ruminant	true →
sexualDimorphism	males horned females usually hornless →
taxonRank	subfamily →
thermoregulation	endothermic →
trophicLevel	primary consumer →
typicalHabitat	floodplains → grasslands → savannas → wetlands →

Referenced by (1)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Bovidae →	includesSubfamily