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The 26 pages that link to Deer, each with the reason it gives.

• CountershadingBroader topic: Several deer species show countershading against the changing light of terrestrial habitats.

• GiraffeCompared with: Deer are often compared with giraffes, but belong to a different family and have antlers rather than ossicones.

• BovidaeCompared with: Deer antlers differ fundamentally from the permanent, usually unbranched horns of bovids.

• MoultingBroader topic: Deer shed and regrow antlers annually, an unusual seasonal form of tissue replacement.

• White-tailed deerNarrower topic: White-tailed deer belong to this family of hoofed mammals.

• AntlerNarrower topic: Antlers are characteristic of this family, though their presence varies among species and sexes.

• VenisonNarrower topic: Deer are the animals whose meat is ordinarily called venison.

• Even-toed ungulateBroader topic: Deer exemplify the group’s diverse antlered browsers and grazers.

• AntelopeCompared with: Deer are often confused with antelopes, but belong to a different family and grow antlers.

• HornsCompared with: Deer provide the clearest familiar comparison for distinguishing horns from antlers.

• UnguligradeBroader topic: Deer use cloven hooves to support their weight on digit tips.

• Irish elkNarrower topic: Its antlers and other traits place the Irish elk among deer.

• AntilocapridaeCompared with: Deer antlers provide a contrast to the pronghorn’s distinctive horn structure.

• MoschidaeCompared with: Musk deer resemble true deer but are classified in a separate family.

• MuntjacNarrower topic: Muntjacs belong to this family of ruminant mammals.

• Roe deerNarrower topic: Roe deer belong to this family of antler-bearing ruminants.

• ChevrotainCompared with: Chevrotains resemble small deer but belong to a separate family and lack antlers.

• Musk deerCompared with: Musk deer resemble deer but belong to a separate family and lack antlers.

• Behrouz VossoughiBroader topic: Vossoughi’s role as Ghodrat is among his most celebrated performances.

• CervalcesNarrower topic: Cervalces belongs to this diverse family of antlered mammals.

• ChitalNarrower topic: The chital belongs to this family of hoofed ruminants.

• European fallow deerNarrower topic: The fallow deer belongs to this family of hoofed mammals.

• Maclura pomiferaRelated: Deer browse young shoots and may interact with the tree’s fruit and seeds.

• PalaeomerycidaeCompared with: Palaeomerycids had unusual head appendages, but are not simply early deer.

• Sika deerNarrower topic: Sika deer belong to this family of ruminant mammals.

• Water deerNarrower topic: Water deer belong to this family despite lacking the antlers typical of many members.