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PALLA, PALA

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Originally appearing in Volume V20, Page 635 of the 1911 Encyclopedia Britannica.
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PALLA, PALA , Or IMPALA, the native name of a red See also:South See also:African See also:antelope of the See also:size of a See also:fallow-See also:deer, characterized by the large See also:black lyrate horns of the bucks, and the presence in both sexes of a pair of glands on the back of the See also:hind feet bearing a tuft of black hairs. On the See also:east See also:side the palla (Aepyceros See also:melampus) ranges as far See also:north as the See also:southern See also:Sudan; but in See also:Angola it is replaced by a See also:species or See also:race (Ae. petersi) with a black " See also:blaze " down the See also:face. See also:Pallas See also:associate in large herds on open See also:country in the neighbourhood of See also:water.

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