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Roe deer Roe deer is an animal from the class Mammals, subclass Animals, infraclass Placental, superorder Laurasiotherium, order Artiodactyls, suborder Ruminants, Deer family, genus Roe deer (Latin Capreolus). The article will talk about this genus. Roe deer are small and slender representatives of the Deer family. Their body length ranges from 100 to 150 cm, the height of the animals at the withers varies from 66 to 94 cm. The tail is short, from 2 to 4 cm in length. The average weight of a roe deer is from 21 to 60 kg. The European roe deer is smaller than the Siberian one, its body size is usually 100-135 cm, height 66-81 cm, body weight from 20 to 37 kg. The length of the Siberian roe deer reaches 150 cm, the adult animal weighs up to 60 kg. Sexual dimorphism in both species is weakly expressed, the male is on average only slightly larger than the female. The European roe deer lives throughout Europe, including the UK, the Scandinavian countries and the European part of Russia, as well as in the Caucasus. In addition, it is found in Transcaucasia (Azerbaijan, northern Georgia, northern Iran, according to some sources and in Turkey). The Siberian roe deer lives in the east of the European part of Russia, as well as in the south of Siberia and the south of the Far East. In addition, it is found in Mongolia, northern China, the DPRK and northern Kazakhstan. #Wildlife