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The fallow deer (Dama dama) is one of the most visually variable members of the Cervidae family, exhibiting four main coat color variations: white, menil (light-colored), black, and the typical pale reddish-brown. In the most common "typical" form, prominent white spots appear on the back and flanks during summer; in winter, the coat becomes dull and takes on a gray-brown tone, with spots nearly disappearing entirely. A dark stripe running from the neck to the tail encircles the white rump area,