Bretzia is an extinct genus of deer that was endemic to North America. Two species have been described. The genus Bretzia was named in 1974 by paleontologist...

Bretzia nebrascensis was an extinct species of deer that lived in North America (Nebraska, South Dakota) during the Pleistocene and Early Holocene, as...

Bretzia pseudalces, is a species of deer from the extinct genus Bretzia It is endemic to North America, with fossils found in the Ringold Formation in...

mephistophiles) Genus Pudu Southern pudu (P. pudu) †Agalmaceros †Antifer †Bretzia †Cervalces †C. carnutorum †C. scotti †C. latifrons †Eocoileus[citation...

and Rangiferini appeared around 4–7 Mya. Around 5 Mya, the rangiferina † Bretzia and † Eocoileus were the first cervids to reach North America. This implies...

Gustafson, Eric Paul (2015). An Early Pliocene North American Deer: Bretzia pseudalces, Its Osteology, Biology, and Place in Cervid History (Thesis)...

tentative report †Branta woolfendeni – or unidentified comparable form †Bretzia †Brevirostrodelphis – Type locality for genus †Brevirostrodelphis dividum...

for species †Borophagus †Borophagus diversidens †Borophagus hilli †Bretzia †Bretzia pseudalces – type locality for species undescribed Early Pliocene Ellensburg...

†Brachypsalis pachycephalus †Brachyrhynchocyon †Brachyrhynchocyon dodgei †Bretzia – tentative report †Brontops †Brontops brachycephalus †Brontops dispar...