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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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Inter alia, stomach analyses showed that roe deer constituted undoubtedly at least 41.
Food habits of the wolf Canis lupus in Latvia based on stomach ... by Zunna, Agrita; Ozolins, Janis; Pupila, Alda / Estonian Journal of Ecology
Among these pathogens, 2 zoonotic Babesia species have been described in Europe: the well-known cattle parasite Babesia divergens (1) and the more recently reported roe deer parasite Babesia sp.
Natural transmission of zoonotic Babesia spp. by Ixodes ricinus ticks by Becker, Claire A.M.; Bouju-Albert, Agnes; Jouglin, Maggy; Chauvin, Alain; Malandrin, Laurence / Emerging Infectious Diseases
She is now caring for a seventh month-old roe deer, which had been found unconscious and starving in a field" CAPTION(S): TAKING CARE .
Why Geoff's as sick as a pigeon; BUG BLOW: Animal sanctuary owner hit ... by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
 
 
 
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