The largest of these are the two species of anoa or dwarf buffalo. This habitat fragmentation also alters the natural mixing of populations of the anoa. These markings are similar to that of the anoa ("Bubalus depressicornis"). Grouping patterns of the saola resemble those of the bushbuck, anoa, and sitatunga. It is one of only two habitats of the anoa, a type of buffalo. Early order included downloadable Aoba Anoa (in St. Gradius school uniform) fighter. Another defining characteristic of the anoa is an extremely thick hide underneath the thick fur. It is also known as "anoa de Ilanura" or "anoa des plaines". It was once considered a subspecies of "B. bubalis" (as "Anoa bubalis"), "Anoa bubalis mindorensis". The anoa is the smallest of the wild cattle species. Fauna species include the endemic anoa (dwarf buffalo) of Sulawesi and the babirusa (deer pig). The lowland anoa ("Bubalus depressicornis") is a small bovid, standing barely over at the shoulder. The "Anoa" is a 6x6 armoured personnel carrier developed by PT Pindad of Indonesia. On 13 April 2010, the Indonesian Contingent received 13 Pindad Anoa APCs for UNIFIL service.