Key Identification Features
- Males have an overall grayish coloration, with a more distinct black stripe on the face, plus a black stripe that runs down the neck and connects to the black belly.
- It can be easily identified by its large size, long legs, and the habit of slowly walking across open plains.
- Outside of small isolated groups, their broad overall range is divided into four geographically distinct population zones, each holding one or more recognized subspecies: the subspecies E.
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