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genus tragulus

 

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Noun genus tragulus has 1 sense
  1. Tragulus, genus Tragulus - type genus of the Tragulidae
    --1 is a kind of mammal genus
    --1 is a member of Tragulidae, family Tragulidae
    --1 has members: kanchil, Tragulus kanchil; napu, Tragulus Javanicus

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Genus Tragulus

Description:

The genus Tragulus refers to a group of small hoofed mammals, commonly known as chevrotains or mouse deer. They belong to the family Tragulidae and are native to various parts of Southeast Asia, including rainforests and woodlands. These herbivorous animals are characterized by their slender legs, compact bodies, and elongated heads.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

In biology, the term "genus Tragulus" specifically denotes a taxonomic genus that consists of several species of chevrotains or mouse deer.

Example sentence: The genus Tragulus includes four extant species, namely Tragulus javanicus, Tragulus kanchil, Tragulus napu, and Tragulus versicolor.

Sense 2:

When referring to indigenous folklore and local culture, "genus Tragulus" can be used metaphorically to represent gracefulness, agility, and shyness.

Example sentence: The traditional dance beautifully portrayed the agility and gracefulness of the genus Tragulus.

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