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What gene is pudu from?
pudus are apart of the deer family. To be exact, they are the smallest deer in the world.
What are the ratings and certificates for A Class Apart - 2007 TV?
A Class Apart - 2007 TV is rated/received certificates of: Australia:M
Is chloramphenicol an aminoglycoside?
No, it is a class apart.
Do cougars live in England?
No, Apart from in zoos. Our biggest wild animals are deer, badgers and foxes.
Is the sitka black-tailed deer a mammal?
Yes. All deer belong to the Class Mammalia, which makes them mammals. Mammals generally bear live young and suckle them with milk. Deer definitely do this.
What are the 7 levels of classification of deer?
The seven levels of classification of deer are kingdom, phylum, class, order, family, genus, and species. Deer belong to the Animalia kingdom, Chordata phylum, Mammalia class, Artiodactyla order, Cervidae family, and Cervus genus. The species level would differ depending on the specific type of deer being classified.
Is their a middle class in Cuba?
Cuba is a communist nation; in Communism, everyone is apart of the same class
What would Egyptian nobleman and farmers have in common?
what they have in common is that nothing because nobles are apart of the rulling class and nobles do whatever they want ,and farmers are apart of the peasents and slaves class.
90 feet above ground you spot 2 deer. one west at 34 degrees and the other east at 58 degrees how far apart are the 2 deer?
204.74 ft
What is the kingdom phylum class order family gen us species of deer?
Kingdom - animaliaPhylum - chordataClass - mammaliaOrder - artiodactylaFamily - cervidaeThe genus and species are different for the different species of deer, for example the roe deer is Capreolus capreolus and the red deer is Cervus elaphus.
Why did Percy and grover sit apart from the class?
So that it didn't look like thay belonged with that class.
What type of animal is a deer?
Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Mammalia Order: Artiodactyla Suborder: Ruminatia Family: Cervidae
