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Cervalces is an
extinct deer
genus that
lived during the
Pliocene and
Pleistocene epochs.
Cervalces gallicus is
either classified as a
species of the...
- the most
complete Cervalces skulls ever
discovered was
dredged from a pond in Kendallville,
Indiana and
dated to 13,500 BP.
Cervalces scotti, like several...
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American Cervalces scotti. It was
considerably larger than
living moose,
placing it as one of the
largest deer to have ever lived.
Cervalces latifrons...
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similar to
Cervalces,
consisted of very long
beams and
relatively small palms. It is
sometimes included in the
genus Libralces or
Cervalces. "The holotype...
- in Alces, but have
since been
moved to
Cervalces or
Libralces by many (but not all) authorities. Both
Cervalces and
Libralces have also been used interchangeably...
- the Pleistocene,
there were
three genera of
Holarctic moose-like deer —
Cervalces, Alces, and Libralces. In
contrast to
modern Alces, the Villafranchian...
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Cervalces carnutorum during the
first half of the
Early Pleistocene.
Cervalces carnutorum was soon
followed by a much
larger species called Cervalces...
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extant genus Alces and the
extinct genera Cervalces and Libralces.
Extant genera Alces Extinct genera †
Cervalces †Libralces †
Cervus sivalensis? Breda, M...
- alces), and the
extinct Gallic moose is more
often referred to the
genus Cervalces,
since the
structure of
their antlers looks similar.
Sometimes the species...
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Chukotka moose match the
extinct Irish elk in size, they are
smaller than
Cervalces latifrons, the
largest deer of all time.
Alaska moose are
almost omnipresent...
