cervine造句

• Thus a new spurt in deer populations ensued . cervine fossils from early Pliocene to as late as the Pleistocene have been excavated in China and the Himalayas.
• While Beth ignores this and attempts to save the deer, Jerry comes to the rescue by bringing members of a Cervine Institute of Elk, Moose, Deer, and Stag.
• Fossil sambar are known from the early Pleistocene, although it is very similar in form to early deer species from the Pliocene, with less of a resemblance to more modern cervines.
• The six mammal species particularly identified in the area are the tiger, the Asian black bear, the clouded leopard, the Indian muntjac ( a small cervine ), black gibbon, the apricot caprine ).
• The damasks also make good, tall hedges, often growing to more than 5 feet high and wide, and come armed with enough thorns to dissuade all but the most determined canine, feline, cervine or human trespasser.
• In addition to the remains of " P . t . soloensis ", many other fossils from the same era have been discovered in Ngandong, like the proboscideans " Stegodon trigonocephalus " and " Elephas hysudrindicus ", the bovines " Bubalus palaeokerabau " and " Bos paleosondaicus ", the extant perissodactyls " Tapirus indicus " and " Rhinoceros sondaicus ", and a great variety of cervine species . " Homo erectus " fossils are also known from the area.