Reeve's muntjac  (Muntiacus reevesi)

Colony: a group of organisms living together, individuals in the group are not physiologically connected and may not be related, such as a colony of birds. Another meaning refers to organisms, such as bryozoans, which are composed of numerous genetically identical modules (also referred to as zooids or 'individuals'), which are produced by budding and remain physiologically connected.

1. Animal diversity web (August 2002)
   http://animaldiversity.ummz.umich.edu/accounts/muntiacus/m._reevesi$narrative.html
   
2. British Deer Society Fact Sheet (August 2002)
   http://www.bds.org.uk/PageL3.asp?PageName=Education&PageNameL2=Species&PageNameL3=Muntjac
   
3. Macdonald, D.W. and Tattersall, F.T. (2001) Britain's mammals- the challenge for conservation. The Wildlife Conservation Research Unit, Oxford University.
   www.wildcru.org
   
4. The Invasive Alien Species project. Fact Sheet: Muntiacus reevesi (August 2002):
   http://138.253.199.114/IAAP%20Web/IAAPwebsite/Terranimintro.asp?ID=12
   
5. British Deer Society. Species information (August 2002):
   http://www.bds.org.uk/Species/Muntjac/Info.htm
   
6. The Ecology of the Reeve's muntjac (Muntiacus reevesi). Deer UK (8/7/02):
   http://www.deer-uk.com/muntjac_deer.htm
   
7. The Environment Agency. (1998) Species and Habitats Handbook: Look-up chart of species and their legal status. The Environment Agency, Bristol.