- used in Eurasia) (
Alces alces) is the world's tallest,
largest and
heaviest extant species of deer and the only
species in the
genus Alces. It is also the...
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Alces is a
genus of
artiodactyl mammals, that
includes the
largest species of the deer family.
There are two
species in genus: the
moose (
Alces alces)...
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Alces is a
genus of
moose or elk. It is also the
state animal of Alaska, as of May 1, 1998
Alces may also
refer to:
Biology Alces alces, the binomial...
- The
Alaska moose (
Alces alces gigas), or
Alaskan moose in Alaska, or
giant moose and
Yukon moose in Canada, is a
subspecies of
moose that
ranges from...
- (PDF).
Retrieved 2024-12-05. Braun,
Ingmar M. (2020). "The elk/moose (
Alces alces) in the
Upper Palaeolithic Art of
Western Europe". Paléo (30–2): 58–74...
- The
Western moose (
Alces alces andersoni) is a
subspecies of
moose that
inhabits boreal forests and
mixed deciduous forests in the
Canadian Arctic, western...
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Alces is a peer-reviewed
scientific journal that
publishes original papers on the
biology and
management of
moose (
Alces alces)
throughout their cir****polar...
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features with its
living relative, the
moose (British
English "elk",
Alces alces) with
similarities in its
grinding molars,
narrow jaw,
large mouth cavity...
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Alces River is a
river in the north-eastern part of the
Canadian province of
British Columbia. It is a
tributary of the
Peace River.
Alces River flows...
- moose,
Alces. In the Pleistocene,
there were
three genera of
Holarctic moose-like deer — Cervalces,
Alces, and Libralces. In
contrast to
modern Alces, the...
