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The Yerari (Alcesapiens Rubrosilvestris) is species of new world deer and is the only species in the tribe Cerverectini. They're distinct from other deers because of their bipedalism and quasi-hands. The species is endemic to the West Siberian Taiga, where it has lived for at least 650,000 years and has become well adapted to the harsh climate, although yerari occur in both migratory and sedentary populations.
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Yerari Temporal range: Chibanian to present | |
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Tribe: | Cerverectini |
Genus: | Alcesapiens |
Species: | A. Rubrosilvestris |
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Yerari range: West Siberian taiga plain (Ecoregion PA0611) | |
West Siberian taiga plain on a satellite map of North Asia |
Yerari are short-limbed, have a small, rounded head and a robust build. Their body is coated with a thick rust-colored fur which contributes to the short-limbed appearance. They also have crimson-colored mane around their head and a lesser one near their genitals and a ringed tail. Both males and females develop large antlers by early-mid spring, retaining them up until winter.