Pseudodama is an extinct genus of deer found in Europe during the Late Pliocene to Early Pleistocene. It has been suggested by some authors to be ancestral...

authors choosing to include taxa that are otherwise placed in the genus Pseudodama, which may be ancestral to Dama. The earliest species of Dama appeared...

~5700 BC) †Praemegaceros (Europe, Early Pleistocene-Holocene, ~5500 BC) †Pseudodama (Eurasia, Early Pleistocene) †Sinomegaceros (Central and East Asia, Early-Late...

Brown, 1926 †Metacervocerus rhenanus Dubois, 1904 †Metacervocerus shansius Teilhard de Chardin and Trassaert, 1937 Synonyms Pseudodama Azzaroli, 1992...

Procamptoceras brivatense, Eucladoceros dicranios, Eucladoceros nestii, Pseudodama, Canis etruscus Tasso Late Villafranchian Hippopotamus antiquus, Praevibos...

monspessulanus, the bovine Leptobos stenometopon, the pig Sus minor, the deer Pseudodama lyra, the rhinoceros Stephanorhinus elatus, the sabertooth cat Homotherium...

fossils have also been found in Aulla, from the Procaproleus causanus and Pseudodama pardinensis lyra species which in the Western Europe "are characteristic...

published by Xiao et al. (2022). Exceptionally preserved fossil material of "Pseudodama" nestii, providing new information on the anatomy and affinities of this...