- The
European fallow deer (Dama dama), also
known as the
common fallow deer or
simply fallow deer, is a
species of
ruminant mammal belonging to the family...
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Fallow deer is the
common name for
species of
deer in the
genus Dama of
subfamily Cervinae. The name
fallow is
derived from the
deer's pale
brown colour...
- The
Persian fallow deer (Dama mesopotamica) is a
deer species once
native to all of the
Middle East, but
currently only
living in Iran and Israel. It...
- red
deer, and
fallow deer) and
Capreolinae (which includes,
among others reindeer (caribou), white-tailed
deer, roe
deer, and moose). Male
deer of almost...
-
young bulls will
usually remain with the cows
throughout the winter. The
fallow deer (Dama dama) is an
ungulate which employs an
unusual strategy for mating...
- new
Lordship of Ireland. The
fallow deer is not
native to
Ireland and is
believed to have been
introduced at the
royal deer park at
Glencree in 1244. The...
-
species of
deer are
living wild in
Great Britain:
Scottish red
deer, roe
deer,
fallow deer, sika
deer, Reeves's muntjac, and
Chinese water deer. Of those...
-
There are four
species of
deer living wild in
Ireland today,
namely red
deer,
fallow deer, sika
deer, and the
recently introduced Reeve's muntjac, which...
- and writers, but the red
deer is
always in the
first class, the red fox
hardly being regarded at all. Like the
fallow deer buck and the wild boar, the...
- any
deer. It is not
closely related to
either living species called the elk, with it
being widely agreed that its
closest living relatives are
fallow deer...
