Current source claiming huemul as mountain deer.
1978 ... has short legs and stocky, lives in steep Andean terrain
1979 ... huemul is a mountain deer similar to ibex and chamois
1991 ... occurs in high altitude forests, thickets, and grasslands in the Andes
1992 ... is a stout deer and is a mountain deer mostly at or just below tree line
1992 ... Hippocamelus with very short legs as certain adaption to mountain habitat
1998 ... lives in precipitous terrain in high altitude along border between forest and alpine grasslands, in winter below snow line in forests
1999 ... Lives at 1300-
2000 ... the huemul mountain deer was better adapted to the high Andes where they thus became established
2002 ... the two Hippocamelus are high-
2005 ... short legs, stronger build than other cervids and similar to some northern mountain ungulates; have unmistakable mountain ungulate anatomy
2007 ... the primary habitat is forest on Andean mountain slopes
==> The omission or downplaying of the fact that huemul have existed in non-