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Cervulus is the
diminutive of cervus, the
Latin name for "deer, stag". It may
refer to: a
historical name of the
zoological genus Muntiacus Cervula, a...
- birth. This
feast may
represent a
Christian adaptation of the
pagan feast,
Cervulus,
integrating it with the
donkey in the
nativity story. In
connection with...
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Cervula or
Cervulus was a
Roman festival celebrated on the
kalends of
January (1 January).
According to
Chambers (1864),
remnants seem to have been incorporated...
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species of this
genus are
found in
Southern Europe. Species:
Ceratistes cervulus (Reitter, 1894)
Ceratistes dentifrons (Erichson, 1840) "Ceratistes Fischer...
- (Eugeniconus)
nobilis Linnaeus, 1758 · accepted,
alternate representation Conus cervulus "Meuschen, F.C." Dillwyn, L.W., 1817
Conus nobilis friedae da Motta, 1991...
- 1909)
Solomon Islands Dorcus carinulatus Nagel, 1941
temperate Asia
Dorcus cervulus (Boileau, 1901) Vietnam, Thailand,
China Dorcus chayuensis Huang & Chen...
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Chrysops carbonarius Walker, 1848
Chrysops centurionis Austen, 1911
Chrysops cervulus Séguy, 1950
Chrysops chaharicus Chen & Quo, 1949
Chrysops chiriquensis...
