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Conférence de Montserrat Sanz Borras, chercheuse invitée LabexMed au LAMPEA jeudi 12 mars 2015 14h en salle 5 de la MMSH.Cervids are relatively common taxa in Pleistocene archaeological and paleontological sites; yet, owing to a high degree of fragmentation, as well as their relatively homogeneous morphology and absence of diagnostic elements, deer systematics remains somewhat imprecise. The Haploidoceros mediterraneus is a clear example of this issue, only documented in two french sites (Middle Pleistocene) and recently in two spanish ones (Upper Pleistocene).