- The
Cervinae or the Old
World deer, are a
subfamily of deer. Alternatively, they are
known as the
plesiometacarpal deer, due to
having lost the
parts of...
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Cervidae (informally the deer family).
Cervidae is
divided into
subfamilies Cervinae (which includes,
among others, muntjac, elk (wapiti), red deer, and fallow...
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Capreolinae (New
World deer) and
Cervinae (Old
World deer).
Extinct species have also been
placed into
Capreolinae and
Cervinae. More than one
hundred extinct...
- is the
common name for
species of deer in the
genus Dama of
subfamily Cervinae.
There are two
living species, the
European fallow deer (Dama dama), native...
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Antlers are
extensions of an animal's
skull found in
members of the
Cervidae (deer) family.
Antlers are a
single structure composed of bone, cartilage...
- bone
structure being different from the
plesiometacarpal deer
subfamily Cervinae. The
telemetacarpal deer
maintain their distal lateral metacarpals, while...
- This is a list of
Chinese terrestrial ungulates,
including both
extinct and
extant types.
Ungulates are
mammals which are
endothermic amniote animals distinguished...
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Cervinae Capreolinae...
- scholars. The
genus Megaloceros is
widely agreed to
belong the
subfamily Cervinae.
Megaloceros has
often been
placed in the
tribe Megacerini,
alongside other...
-
Cervinae Capreolinae...
