Ilingoceros
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| Ilingoceros Fossil range: Late Miocene |
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| †Ilingoceros alexandrae |
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Ilingoceros is an extinct genus of artiodactyl from the Miocene of North America.
The 1,80 m (6 ft) long creature was closely related to the modern pronghorn. Slightly bigger than the pronghorn, it had straight, spiraled horns which ended in forked tips.
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