Extinct Dwarf Pronghorn (Capromeryx minor) Fact Sheet: Reproduction & Development

Isotope studies of elements present fossil bones and tusks in microscopic quantities give information about timing of reproductive stress, and timing of nursing. Clues to stages of development come from tooth replacement patterns and closure of sutures in skull and limb bones.

•  Not known at present, but may have many similarities to modern Pronghorn.

Fisher (1996)
Kerr (2008)
Kurtén & Anderson (1980)
Martin (2005)
Rountrey (2006)