Capreolus pygargus
E38246
Capreolus pygargus, commonly known as the Siberian roe deer, is a small to medium-sized deer species native to northern and eastern Asia, recognized for its adaptability to cold climates and forest-steppe habitats.
Aliases (2)
Statements (53)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
deer
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mammal → species → |
| activityPattern |
crepuscular
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| adaptation |
cold climates
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| antlerType |
branched antlers
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|
| binomialName |
Capreolus pygargus
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| bodyLength |
95–135 cm
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| bodyMass |
15–50 kg
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| class |
Mammalia
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| coatColor |
grayish or brown in winter
→
reddish-brown in summer → |
| commonName |
Eastern roe deer
→
Siberian roe deer → |
| describedBy |
Peter Simon Pallas
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| describedInYear |
1771
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| diet |
herbivorous
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| distinguishedFrom |
Capreolus capreolus by larger body size
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Capreolus capreolus by longer skull → |
| eats |
buds
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grasses → leaves → twigs → |
| family |
Cervidae
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|
| gestationPeriod |
about 9–10 months including delayed implantation
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| habitat |
forest-steppe
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mixed forests → shrublands → taiga → |
| IUCNStatus |
Least Concern
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|
| kingdom |
Animalia
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| lifespanInWild |
up to about 10–12 years
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| litterSize |
usually 1–3 fawns
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|
| matingSystem |
polygynous tendencies
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|
| nativeTo |
Korean Peninsula
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Mongolia → Russian Far East → Siberia → eastern Asia → northern Asia → northern China → parts of Kazakhstan → |
| order |
Artiodactyla
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| parentTaxon |
Capreolus
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| phylum |
Chordata
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|
| reproduction |
seasonal breeder
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| sexualDimorphism |
males have antlers
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| shoulderHeight |
60–90 cm
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| similarTo |
Capreolus capreolus
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|
| tailLength |
very short tail
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| taxonRank |
species
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| threat |
habitat loss
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hunting → |
Referenced by (5)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
|
Capreolus pygargus
("Siberian roe deer")
→
Capreolus pygargus ("Eastern roe deer") → |
commonName |
|
Capreolus pygargus
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|
binomialName |
|
Lazovsky Nature Reserve
("Siberian roe deer")
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|
hasFauna |
|
Cervidae
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|
includesSpecies |