Tragulus
- Javan Chevrotain Tragulus javanicus
Photo: Levg · CC BY-SA 3.0 This small ruminant is native to Java. It has no horns, and adult males have canines.
- Lesser Mouse-deer Tragulus kanchil
Photo: Linda Kenney from United Kingdom · CC BY-SA 2.0 It has no antlers; males have long canine teeth. This small ungulate lives alone or in pairs and eats leaves and fruit.
- Greater Mouse-deer Tragulus napu
Photo: The original uploader was Brian.gratwicke at English Wikipedia. · CC BY 2.5 A small forest-dwelling animal with slender legs and reddish-brown fur, it is active at night and feeds on fallen fruit and young leaves.
- Balabac Chevrotain Tragulus nigricans
Photo: Klaus Rudloff (kdrudloff@web.de) · CC BY-SA 4.0 This small mouse-deer lives on Philippine islands and is marked by dark fur and three white throat stripes.
- Silver-backed Chevrotain Tragulus versicolor
Photo: Ho Thi Kim Lan · CC0 The silver-backed chevrotain is endemic to Vietnam. Recent camera-trap surveys recorded it in dry and semi-dry forests in the south-central part of the country.
- Greater Mouse-deer Tragulus napu
Photo: The original uploader was Brian.gratwicke at English Wikipedia. · CC BY 2.5 A small forest-dwelling animal with slender legs and reddish-brown fur, it is active at night and feeds on fallen fruit and young leaves.
- Lesser Mouse-deer Tragulus kanchil
It has no antlers; males have long canine teeth. This small ungulate lives alone or in pairs and eats leaves and fruit.
- Silver-backed Chevrotain Tragulus versicolor
The silver-backed chevrotain is endemic to Vietnam. Recent camera-trap surveys recorded it in dry and semi-dry forests in the south-central part of the country.
- Balabac Chevrotain Tragulus nigricans
This small mouse-deer lives on Philippine islands and is marked by dark fur and three white throat stripes.
- Javan Chevrotain Tragulus javanicus
This small ruminant is native to Java. It has no horns, and adult males have canines.