Researchers have found a new genus of deer in fossils found at Badlands National Park in South Dakota, the National Park Service announced Thursday. The deer presented by the researchers is ...

Researchers have discovered a new genus of prehistoric deer that they believe existed some 32 million years ago in an area around what is now southwestern South Dakota. The deer would not have ...

The new deer has been called Santuccimeryx, meaning “Santucci’s ruminant." A new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota during the Oligocene Epoch approximately 32 million ...

The research on fossil remains of a new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota about 32 million years ago, during the Oligocene Epoch, was published this week in the Proceedings ...

INTERIOR, S.D. (KELO) — A team of researchers from Badlands National Park, the American Museum of Natural History and California State Polytechnic University have discovered a fossil belonging ...

The type of deer that dates back more than 30 million years is named after a senior paleontologist who began working for the National Park Service in 1985. A team of scientists has published a new ...

Languages: English. Researchers have identified fossilized remains found in 2016 as belonging to a new genus of extinct tiny deer. The deer's skull was discovered at Badlands National Park in ...

the American Museum of Natural History and California State Polytechnic University have discovered the fossil remains of a new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota about 32 ...

NEW YORK — A new genus of tiny, hornless deer that lived in South Dakota during the Oligocene Epoch approximately 32 million years ago has been discovered by a team of researchers from Badlands ...