Difference between American Bison and Madoqua

AMERICAN BISON vs MADOQUA: NOUN

A small Abyssinian antelope.
A small Abyssinian antelope (Neotragus Saltiana), about the size of a hare.
A very tiny antelope of Abyssinia, Neotragus saltianus or N. madoqua, the smallest of horned animals, about as large as a hare, and with very slender legs. Also called hegoleh.
Genus comprising some small antelopes of eastern and northeastern Africa

Boviform, Babiroussa, Goat antelope, Caprid, Asian wild ox, Gayal, Bubale, Bibos, Bonassus, Old world buffalo, Bison, Genus bison, Bison bison, American buffalo, Buffalo

Wild goat, Perissodactyl, Boviform, Babiroussa, Goat antelope, Caprid, Asian wild ox, Gayal, Bubale, Bibos, Bonassus, Old world buffalo, Bison, Genus bison, Buffalo

The American bison sports a large shoulder hump, massive head, and thicker fur.
For example, I long held a positive cultural bias about the American Bison.
First Nations would stampede American bison over these cliffs, near Cartwright, Manitoba.
Last Cow, 22, was the oldest female American bison living in San..
American Bison which was featured at the New York Zoological Gardens.
Dakota Growers Pasta Company, North American Bison Company, and American Crystal Sugar Company.
The American Bison, commonly called the Buffalo, is an animal which for many represents the American continent.
The body of the American bison is typically hairier, though its tail has less hair than that of the European bison.
Bison and Wisent The American Bison once roamed all over the great plains (prairies) until these were farmed.
American Bison also graze more than the European bison.