Muntiacus gongshanensis
Diet
Leaves, shoots, fruit and other forest vegetation
Habitat
Montane evergreen forest
Range
Northwestern Yunnan, southeastern Tibet and northern Myanmar
The Gongshan muntjac is a small, dark-coated deer from northwestern Yunnan, southeastern Tibet and northern Myanmar. Males carry short antlers on elongated pedicels and possess enlarged upper canine teeth. The species inhabits montane evergreen forest and feeds on leaves, shoots, fruit and other vegetation. Its similarity to the black muntjac has caused persistent identification and taxonomic difficulties. (Wikipedia, general species account)