Corzuela enana
Mazama nana (Hensel, 1872)
También llamadaBrazilian Dwarf Brocket (eng) · Brazilian dwarf brocket deer (eng) · Dwarf Red Brocket (eng) · Kleinmazama (deu) · Lesser Brocket (eng) · Mazame nain (fra) · Pigmy Brocket (eng) · Southern Bororo (eng) · Southern Bororó (eng) · Veado-bororó-do-sul (por) · veado-cambuta (por) · veado-mão-curta (por) · Pygmy Brocket (eng)
Descrita por primera vez en: Abhandl. Preuss. Akad. Will. vol.1872 p.99
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discussion
Discussion: Hensel misidentified this species as Cervus rufinus Pucheran, but regarded Cervus nanus Lund as a synonym. The latter name becomes valid from Hensel's description, as Mazama nana (Hensel, 1872). The name is preooccupied by Cervus † nanus Kaup, 1839, possibly a junior synonym of † Euprox dicranocerus (Kaup, 1833), and probably a nomen oblitum. A species distinct from M. rufina according to Czernay (1987). " Bororo " has been used as a vernacular name for M. nana by Czernay (1987) but needs to be qualified in view of the recently described M. bororo.
Order Artiodactyla
discussion
COMMENTS: A species distinct form M. rufina according to Czernay (1987).
Order Artiodactyla
activity
Activity patterns. Their behavior is almost unknown but they appear to be active both by day and at night.
Cervidae
biology_ecology
Habitat. It is associated with mixed wet forests and southern pine (Awracaria) woodlands. It mainly lives in mountainous regions covered with dense vegetation. The habitat in eastern Paraguay is moist forest with an understory of bamboo thickets.
Cervidae
Dónde se ha registrado
Avistamientos registrados
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