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roe deer
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roe deer
red-gold to black with white buttock patch. Lives in small family groups. Called also Capreolus capreolus.
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Two cervid species, Cervus elaphus and Capreolus capreolus, were not separated in some cases during the analysis because of their very similar hair structure and consequently possible identification mistakes.
Food habits of the wolf Canis lupus in Latvia based on stomach ... by Zunna, Agrita; Ozolins, Janis; Pupila, Alda / Estonian Journal of Ecology
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As to cab the vehicle, Chambers Dictionary of Etymology cites its first appearance as 1826 in the early Disraeli novel Vivien Grey as a short form of cabriolet, a horse-drawn carriage, itself borrowed by Smollett in 1763 from French cabriolet, from cabriolet, caper or leap (because of its bouncy motion), ultimately deriving from the Latin for wild goat, capreolus.
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