“…The small-sized pronghorn Capromeryx is represented in the United States by four species: C. tauntonensis Morgan and Mor gan, 1995 from the early Blancan of Washington; C arizonensis Skinner, 1942 from the early Blancan of Nebraska, late Blancan of Arizona, Florida, and Nebraska, as well as from several early Irvingtonian localities; C. furcifer Matthew, 1902 from diverse late Irvingtonian and early Rancholabrean localities; and C. minor Taylor, 1911, collected in numerous Rancholabrean localities (Skinner, 1942;Webb, 1974;Kurten and Anderson, 1980;Morgan and Morgan, 1995;Janis and Manning, 1998). In Mexico the only recognized species, C. mexicanus Furlong, 1925, has been recov ered from sediments of late Pleistocene age in central and south ern Mexico.…”