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| Description | Cave art of "great bubaline" from Libya, thought by some to depict the extinct bovine Pelorovis antiquus. |
| Date | Thousands of years ago. |
| Source | http://scienceblogs.com/tetrapodzoology/2011/04/great_bubalus_rock_art.php |
| Author | A cave man, derivative outline by article authors, Bogoliubskii 1959. |
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