| The buffalo is a bovid belonging to the same family as the ox. |
| The second subfamily is the duiker, a small primitive bovid that lives in the thickets, bush, and forests. |
| The incised bone seems to have belonged to an unknown bovid mammal, the group that includes sheep, cattle and antelope. |
| Postcranial elements also pertain to a large bovid and additionally are considered to represent a large Bison, although they are less diagnostic. |
| In all of the bovid the horns are simple, hollow, and permanent, each enclosing a bony core. |
| The American bison is a large wild bovid that can weigh up to 1,200 kilos and live for up to 30 years. |
