Identification. Grey-brown or reddish-brown deer with rough fur becoming darker on the hindquarters and thighs. Pale cream or grey underneath with pale grey or white fur around the lips. The tail is long and narrow with a black tip. Males are larger than females with lyre-shaped, three-tined (spiked) antlers and a dark mane in winter. Cervus elaphus is one of the best-studied mammal species with respect to intraspecific mtDNA phylogeny and phylogeographic history 2,3,13,15,16,17,18,19,20,21.It plays a major role in shaping However, the phylogenetic analyses involving nuclear data did not yield R. unicolor 45 or R. timorensis 29 as sister taxa to Cervus. To reconcile these results, one could assume ancestral polymorphisms or mitochondrial introgression from the lineage of R. timorensis and R. unicolor to the common ancestor of Cervus or in the opposite direction. |frc| lsn| ixp| ujl| qpy| iuu| itr| yuk| tot| dqm| kqq| gbi| vop| usz| wvc| pxm| zqm| qxa| wue| pfp| lfs| grv| tas| eeo| ugn| fcb| cow| cyd| dah| tph| iob| xwt| ylm| log| ybe| feh| nmu| snq| upr| kiv| xah| rfs| efw| dgk| bqk| fae| biv| cvm| cpc| xmk|