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The pudu (Pudu pudu) is the smallest of South American deer species; it reaches no more than 40 cm at the withers and weights less than 15 kg (Blumberg, 2002). It is a deer native to Chile and Argentine and can be found from sea level up to 1700 meters of altitude. In Chile it is distributed from 35o10'S (VII Region) to 46o45'S (XI Region). This species has been considered endangered in accordance with the Red Book from the World Union for Nature (U.I.C.N.) and the appendix 1 of the CITES (Glade, 1993).

Obtaiment of Pudu (Pudu pudu) deer Embryos by the Somatic Nuclear Transfer Technique