Red Hartebeest Taxidermy Mount Trilobite with its treasure trove of

with its treasure trove of handy information and beautiful colored drawings

The cephalic pits (fenestrae) that distinguish the Trinucleids are very evident

where they were accidentally introduced into the local ecosystem

They became collectors’ items — their skins were stuffed for museums

This truly majestic species

Red Hartebeest Taxidermy Mount Trilobite with its treasure trove ofThe Red Hartebeest is a large, reddish fawn antelope with sloping back and long narrow face. Both sexes have heavily ringed horns. Of the 12 subspecies described in Africa, the Red Hartebeest is the only one which occurs in South Africa. The name Hartebeest was thought to refer to the heart shaped curve of the horns but the accepted theory now is that it comes from the Dutch word hert which means deer in Dutch and beest meaning beast. The term