What is another word for Genus Mazama?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəs mazˈɑːmə] (IPA) 
Genus Mazama refers to a group of deer species commonly found in North and South America. Synonyms for the word "Genus Mazama" include brockets and small red brockets. The brockets are small deer that can be easily distinguished from other larger North American deer species by their height, weight, and antlers. These animals are known for their exceptional agility and ability to outrun predators. Other species that fall under the Genus Mazama category include the gray brocket, the black brocket, and the brown brocket. Despite their small size, these animals are vital to the ecosystems in which they inhabit, playing important roles in seed dispersal and creating ground cover through their browsing activities.
