Mazama rufina

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Mazama rufina, commonly known as the little red brocket, is a small, elusive deer species native to the Andean forests of South America.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf brocket deer
deer
species of mammal
activityPattern mainly nocturnal and crepuscular
behavior crepuscular
elusive
solitary
bodyColor chestnut
reddish-brown
class Mammalia
commonName dwarf red brocket
little red brocket NERFINISHED
continent South America
describedBy Oldfield Thomas NERFINISHED
diet browses on leaves
eats fruits
herbivorous
distributionRegion northwestern South America
ecoregion Central Andean wet puna (forest margins)
Northern Andean montane forests NERFINISHED
ecosystemRole seed disperser
family Cervidae NERFINISHED
foundInElevationRange 1400–3500 m above sea level
genus Mazama NERFINISHED
habitat cloud forest
forest edges
high Andean forest
montane forest
secondary forest
hasHeadBodyLength approximately 70–90 cm
hasShoulderHeight approximately 40–60 cm
hasWeight approximately 8–15 kg
IUCNStatus Least Concern
kingdom Animalia
nativeTo Andes NERFINISHED
Colombia NERFINISHED
Ecuador NERFINISHED
Peru NERFINISHED
northern Bolivia
order Artiodactyla
phylum Chordata
reproduction gives birth to a single fawn
scientificName Mazama rufina NERFINISHED
sexualDimorphism males have small antlers
sizeClass small deer
taxonRank species
threat habitat loss
hunting
yearDescribed 1896

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Mazama includesTaxon Mazama rufina