Rusa unicolor
E40000
Rusa unicolor, commonly known as the sambar deer, is a large, dark-coated deer native to the Indian subcontinent, southern China, and Southeast Asia.
Statements (51)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
mammal
→
species of deer → vertebrate → |
| activityPattern | mainly nocturnal → |
| antlers | present in males only → |
| antlerType | three-tined antlers → |
| binomialName | Rusa unicolor → |
| bodySize | large deer → |
| class | Mammalia → |
| coatColor | dark brown → |
| commonName |
sambar
→
sambar deer → |
| conservationStatus | Vulnerable → |
| conservationStatusSystem |
IUCN Red List of Threatened Species
→
surface form: "IUCN Red List"
|
| diet | herbivorous → |
| eats |
bark
→
fruits → grasses → leaves → |
| family | Cervidae → |
| genus | Rusa → |
| gestationPeriod | approximately 8 months → |
| habitat |
evergreen forests
→
grasslands near forests → subtropical forests → tropical forests → |
| introducedTo |
Australia
→
New Zealand → Florida →
surface form: "United States (Florida and other areas)"
|
| kingdom | Animalia → |
| litterSize | usually one fawn → |
| nativeTo |
South Asia
→
surface form: "Indian subcontinent"
Indonesia → Malaysia → Myanmar → Philippines → Southeast Asia → Sri Lanka → Thailand → southern China → |
| order | Artiodactyla → |
| phylum | Chordata → |
| previousGenus | Cervus → |
| primarySense |
keen hearing
→
keen sense of smell → |
| reproduction | viviparous → |
| sexualDimorphism | males larger than females → |
| socialStructure | solitary or small groups → |
| taxonRank | species → |
| threat |
habitat loss
→
hunting → |
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