Clarke's gazelle
Clarke's gazelle noun: the dibatag.
Noun
Clarke's gazelle (plural Clarke's gazelles)
- The dibatag.
Forms of Clarke's gazelle
| plural | Clarke's gazelles |
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Origin of Clarke's gazelle
Named after T. W. H. Clarke, an Australian hunter who collected the type specimen.
Questions about Clarke's gazelle
- What does Clarke's gazelle mean?
- Clarke's gazelle means the dibatag.
- What part of speech is Clarke's gazelle?
- Clarke's gazelle is a noun.
- What is the plural of Clarke's gazelle?
- The plural of Clarke's gazelle is Clarke's gazelles.
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