Traguloidea

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Traguloidea is a superfamily of small, primitive ruminant mammals commonly known as chevrotains or mouse deer.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf mammal superfamily
taxonomic superfamily
bodyMassRange approximately 0.7–8 kilograms
characteristic have simple stomach compared to other ruminants
lack of antlers
lack of true horns
very small body size among ungulates
class Mammalia
commonName chevrotains
mouse deer
containsFamily Tragulidae
describedAs primitive ruminant mammals
small ruminant mammals
diet herbivorous
distinguishedFrom bovids by lack of horns
true deer by absence of antlers
ecologicalRole browser
evolutionaryStatus among most primitive living ruminants
feedingBehavior primarily nocturnal foraging
habitat dense undergrowth
rainforests
tropical forests
hasCommonAncestorWithin Ruminantia
hasExtantMembers true
hasTeethFeature males often with elongated upper canines
hasTypeSpeciesGroup Tragulus
isA even-toed ungulate
ruminant
kingdom Animalia
lifeSpanInWild up to about 10–14 years (species-dependent)
locomotion digitigrade
nativeRange South Asia
Southeast Asia
tropical Africa
order Artiodactyla
phylum Chordata
recognizedBy modern mammalian taxonomies
reproduction viviparous
sensoryAdaptation well-developed hearing
well-developed sense of smell
skeletonFeature relatively elongated legs
slender limbs
socialBehavior generally solitary or in pairs
suborder Ruminantia
taxonRank superfamily

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Tragulidae parentTaxon Traguloidea