Elaphodus

noun
Elaph·​o·​dus | \ ə̇ˈlafədəs\

Definition of Elaphodus

: a genus of mammals (family Cervidae) comprising the tufted deer of China which is related to the muntjacs but lacks frontal glands and has antlers greatly reduced

History and Etymology for Elaphodus

New Latin, from Greek elaphos deer + New Latin -odus; from the large upper canines of the male

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