Cretan Dwarf Megacerine
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| Cretan Dwarf Megacerine Fossil range: Late Pleistocene |
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| †Candiacervus cretensis |
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Megaloceros cretensis |
The Cretan Dwarf Megacerine, scientifically known as Candiacervus cretensis, or Megaloceros cretensis, is an extinct species of deer from the late Pleistocene of the island of (Crete, Greece). In life, it would have been about 60 centimeters at the withers.
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