#anna
- Antelope — A generic name given to several species of ruminant herbivorous mammals of the Bovidae family, widespread mainly in African and Asian savannas, structurally characterized by a slender body, long legs adapted for fast running, and persistent, hollow horns. They represent an essential element in the food chain of tropical regions.
- Antilopinae — Scientific name assigned to a subfamily of ruminant bovids, gathering all species of true antelopes and gazelles structurally characterized by slender forms, persistent ringed horns, and legs adapted for leaping and high-speed running. In ecological classification, they represent essential links in savanna and steppe habitats.
- Twiggy baeckea — The old or synonymous scientific name for Babingtonia virgata (or Sannantha virgata), an erect perennial shrub in the family Myrtaceae. The plant is popularly known for its long, slender (virgate) twigs, deep green linear leaves, and an abundance of small white flowers, often used in horticulture as a hedge or ornamental plant.