What is another word for Ovis Poli?
Pronunciation: [ˈə͡ʊvɪs pˈə͡ʊli] (IPA) 
Ovis Poli is a scientific name given to a particular species of wild sheep found in Central Asia. The term "Ovis Poli" is derived from Latin, which means "sheep of Marco Polo," referring to the famous explorer who extensively traveled the region. While "Ovis Poli" is the commonly used term, there are many synonyms used to refer to this species of sheep. Some of the synonyms are Argali sheep, Marco Polo sheep, Central Asian wild sheep, Tibetan Argali, Himalayan sheep, Altai Argali, and Gansu Argali, amongst others. Each synonym highlights specific characteristics or regions in which these sheep can be found, making them more comprehensive in their description than simply using the scientific name.
