- The
moose (in
North America) or elk (in Eurasia) (
Alces alces), is a
member of the New
World deer
subfamily and is the
largest and
heaviest extant species...
-
Alces is a
genus of
moose or elk. It is also the
state animal of Alaska, as of May 1, 1998
Alces may also
refer to:
Biology Alces alces, the binomial...
- by
Laugel in 1862. The
taxon features a size
comprised between Alces gallicus and
Alces giganteus. Guérin, Claude; Dewolf, Yvette; Lautridou, Jean-Pierre...
- The
Caucasian moose, also
known as the
Caucasian elk (
Alces alces caucasicus) is an
extinct subspecies of
moose found in the
Caucasus Mountains of Eastern...
- The
Alaska moose (
Alces alces gigas), or
Alaskan moose in Alaska, or
giant moose and
Yukon moose in Canada, is a
subspecies of
moose that
ranges from...
-
still alive, as
opposed to (all)
being extinct. For example: The
moose (
Alces alces) is an
extant species, and the dodo (Raphus cucullatus) is an extinct...
-
Alces is a peer-reviewed
scientific journal that
publishes original papers on the
biology and
management of
moose (
Alces alces)
throughout their cir****polar...
- well as
Central and East Asia. It is
often confused with the
larger Alces alces,
which is
called moose in
North America, but
called elk in
British English...
- The
Imperial Territory of Alsace-Lorraine (German:
Reichsland Elsaß-Lothringen or Els****-Lothringen; Alsatian: 's Rìchslànd Elsàss-Lothrìnga;
Moselle ...
- The
Western moose (
Alces alces andersoni) is a
subspecies of
moose that
inhabits boreal forests and
mixed deciduous forests in the
Canadian Arctic, western...