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This study was carried out to investigate the bony structures relevant to  skull of roe deer, sheep and goat. The skull of five sheep weighing 45-50 kg,  three goat weighing 50-60 kg and five roe deer weighing 20-25 kg were used in  this study. Macerations of the cranium were performed by the boiling method.  The skull of the roe deer was notably similar to that of sheep with the  presence of external lacrimal fossa, and to the goat with due to the presence  of two points (lateral and medial) on the septal process and a significant  fissure formed between the nasal, lacrimal, frontal and maxillary bones. In  addition to these similarities, the formations which were specific to the roe  deer were structures such as the number and position of the lacrimal foramen  and presence of an uncertain muscular tubercle in the basilar portion of the  occipital bone. In addition, the craniometric parameters specific to the roe  deer’s skull were determined as the zygomatic, interorbital, neurocranium and  nasal lengths

Anatomic and craniometric factors in differentiating roe deer (Capreolus capreolus) from sheep (Ovis aries) and goat (Capra hircus) skulls