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Chinese name: Artiodactyla

Chinese name: Cervidae

Chinese scientific name: Swertia

Chinese name: river deer and tooth deer

Latin name: Daphnia caudata

English name: China water deer

Species name and year: Swinhoe, 1870.

Species information: body length 9 1- 103cm, tail length 6-7cm, weight 14- 17kg. Both sexes have no horns, and the canine teeth on the male fish eggs are developed and protrude from the mouth into fangs. No frontal gland, small infraorbital gland. The ears are bigger, the tail is particularly short, and it is covered by the hair on the ass. Hair is thick and brittle. The coat of the young is lined with linear spots, which are arranged vertically. Distributed in Zhenjiang, Suzhou and Wuxi, Jiangsu Province; Shanghai and Fengxian county; Tonglu and Ningbo in Zhejiang Province; Wuhu, Sixian County, Anhui Province; Yichang, Hubei, Guangji; Yueyang, Hunan. In 1980s, the distribution range was between 24 and 34, east of 1 10oE. South to Ruyuan, Renhua, Lechang and Lianxian in Guangdong, Guilin in Guangxi, Ningde, Jinjiang and Putian in Fujian, and Yancheng, Binhai and Bengbu in Anhui in the north; West to Hunan and Hubei; East to Zhoushan Islands, Zhejiang. Guangxi Tiane, Nandan County, Shanglin and wuxuan county are also distributed, and their distribution area is pushed westward to 106.5oE, 23oN. However, the roe deer in the valley have been distributed in isolated points or small pieces. Habitat in the river bank, lake, lake center of grass beach, reed beach or thatched beach environment, but also live in low hills and island forest edge of grass bushes. They choose grass with water nearby or sparse bushes. Good at swimming, able to migrate between islands and between islands and beaches. In hills and islands, water deer can live in bushes, but they choose grass more. In Zhoushan, where there are dense shrubs, there are many muntjac without muntjac, and there are also many muntjac without muntjac on thatched slopes or sparse forest areas. In Poyang Lake, 79.3% Swertia davidiana and 20.7% Swertia davidiana were selected. There are many single activities, especially in the morning and evening. Shrubs feed on tender leaves and weeds and often go to nearby farmland to eat vegetables, leguminous crops and potato leaves. 1 1- 1 month estrus, the peak period is 1 February, and the gestation period is 168- 170 days. Generally, there are 2-4 babies per fetus, and the average number of fish eggs per month is 2. Named subspecies (H.i inermis Swinhoe, 1870) Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Anhui, Jiangxi, Fujian, Guangdong, Guangxi, Sichuan and Hubei; Korean subspecies (Heude, 1884) is located at the junction of northern Korea and eastern Liaoning.

Musk, musk deer (Siberian musk deer, northern musk deer, musk deer)

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English name:. Musk deer; Siberian musk deer.

Morphological characteristics: adult animals often have shallow soil pockmarks; The ratio of lacrimal bone to length is higher. The weight is 8- 13kg, and the shoulder height is 56-6 1cm. Both males and females have no horns. The ears are long and upright, and the upper part is round. Big eyes, naked nose. The upper canine teeth of the male musk deer are developed, long and sharp, exposing the mouth. The hindlimb is about 1/3- 1/4 longer than the forelimb, so the recommended part is obviously towering. Male musk deer has musk glands in the groin, which are cystic and slightly convex. There are two small mouths in the center of the capsule skin, the front is the sachet mouth and the back is the urethral orifice. The whole body hair is dark brown, and adult animals have pale yellow spots on their backs, which are arranged in six rows. The mandible is white, and the white hairs on both sides of the neck extend to the armpit, showing two leucorrhea lines. The groin, inner limbs and buttocks are light brown, the outer limbs are dark brown and the tail is light brown (Liang Zongqi, 1985).

Distribution: Altay, Brzin, Habahe, Jimunai, Fuyun and Qinghe.

Habitat: Habitat in mountain coniferous forest or mixed coniferous and broad-leaved forest. Lonely, active in the morning and evening, eating a lot, often feeding on shrubs, young leaves of herbs and lichens (Sheng Helin, 1999).

Conservation: China: Class II key protected species (listed in the List of National Key Protected Wild Animals). Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Fauna and Flora (CITES): Appendix II.