Single crystals of PrFeGawere successfully grown by using Ga self-flux. PrFeGacrystallizes in the CaCoAl-type orthorhombic structure with the space group(no. 55). By combining the results from the magnetic-susceptibility, specific-heat, and resistivity measurements, we show that PrFeGaexhibits a magnetic order at 14 K. For//, the antiferromagnetic order can be suppressed by magnetic fields. However, the magnetic order is robust against magnetic fields for⊥. Our results provide basic physical properties of PrFeGaand will help to further understand the magnetism in this system.
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