Talk:Northern pudu

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Smallest deer

Strange that this article states that the Norther Pudu is only the second smallest deer in the world (conflicting claims to the smallest goes to either the southern Pudú or the Leaf_muntjac (or Leaf Deer). However based on the the heights/lengths/and weights cited in the articles all seem to point to the northern Pudú as the smallest deer in the world. If the sizes cited in the articles are correct, then Northern Pudu is the smallest deer in the world and the other articles should be corrected accordingly. Otherwise the cited sizes should be corrected to match the text claims.

And what an odd way to word it. This article states that this animal is smaller than the world's second smallest deer species, yet nowhere does it claim the title of smallest deer species. --Aranae (talk) 14:38, 18 December 2009 (UTC)[reply]

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