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Español: Gamo común. En latín: Dama dama, también conocido como Cervus dama es un cérvido procedente de la región mediterránea, diferenciándose del otro gran cérvido europeo en sus astas palmeadas, su menor tamaño y su manto de pelo pardo-rojizo salpicado de motas blancas en primavera y verano (ocasionalmente con una banda oscura en el lomo). La longitud del Gamo común varía entre los 129-155 cm los machos y 118-140cm las hembras, pesando 58 kg y 45 kg respectivamente. Estos ejemplares se alimentan de hierba, hojas y corteza de ramas bajas de los árboles, que deja marcadas con deshilachaduras características.
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Author Muriel Andreu de Pablo


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