pronghorn; pronghorn antelope
Refers to the North American ungulate Antilocapra americana. The term is a direct translation of the English name, and the katakana form is the usual way to write it.
See also: プロングホーン
Pronghorns inhabit North America.
I saw a pronghorn at the zoo.
プロングホーン is a direct loanword from English and is more common in everyday contexts. エダツノレイヨウ is a calque using kanji and is much rarer, mainly found in scientific or formal writing.
Kanji spelling for pronghorn; very rare and likely only encountered in specialized contexts. The katakana form is strongly preferred.
Standard katakana spelling for this animal name, as is typical for many species.
A calque from English 'pronghorn antelope', combining 枝角 (branched horn) and 羚羊 (antelope). The katakana form is the standard representation.