Marsupialis

A. m. marsupialis is a rich chestnut brown, with thin light face stripes.

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In A. m. marsupialis, females have thinner horns than males; the horns of females are only 60 to 70 percent as long as those of males.

On the other hand, A. m. marsupialis is the smallest subspecies; males are convert tall and females convert tall.

The specific epithet marsupialis comes from the Latin marsupium ("pocket"); it refers to a pocket-like skin flap which extends along the midline of the back from the tail.