- Dama
celiae is an
extinct species of the
genus Dama that
inhabited the
Iberian Peninsula during the
Middle Pleistocene. Dama
celiae is
primarily known...
- valid. Dama
roberti known from the
early Middle Pleistocene of Europe. Dama
celiae known from the
Middle Pleistocene of
Spain Dama clactoniana,
known from...
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Bonnetia celiae is a
species of
flowering plant in the
Bonnetiaceae family. It is
found only in Venezuela. Avendaño, N.;
Espinoza Flores, Y.; Fernández...
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including aurochs (background right), as well as the
extinct fallow deer Dama
celiae (foreground) wild
horse (left), the straight-tusked
elephant (background...
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Tropidophis celiae,
commonly known as the
Canasi dwarf boa or the
Canasi trope, is an
endangered species of
dwarf boa, a
snake in the
family Tropidophiidae...
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Messor carthaginensis Bernard, 1980
Messor caviceps (Forel, 1902)
Messor celiae Reyes, 1985
Messor cephalotes (Emery, 1895)
Messor ceresis Santschi, 1934...
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Clusia blattophila Clusia bracteosa Clusia carinata Clusia caudata Clusia celiae Clusia clarendonensis Clusia clusioides Clusia cochlitheca Clusia croatii...
- straight-tusked
elephant (background centre-left), the
extinct fallow deer Dama
celiae (foreground) wild
horse (left), bison, (background centre) and
aurochs (background...
-
elephant (background centre-left) as well as the
extinct fallow deer Dama
celiae (foreground) wild
horse (left), bison, (background centre)
aurochs (background...
- in 1788. The
entire genus is
endemic to
Brazil with the
exception of B.
celiae,
which crosses the
border into Venezuela.
Species Barbacenia andersonii...
