On the mammals collected by Friedrich Sellow in Brazil and Uruguay (1814 – 1831), with special reference to the types and their provenance Author Garbino, Guilherme S. T. Author Nogueira, Marcelo R. text Zootaxa 2017 4221 2 172 190 journal article 37302 10.5281/zenodo.248623 1bdf89cc-ca41-4094-a65a-bf6c59ca96af 1175-5326 248623 35BBFC9F-A97E-4E08-A294-F8F6D381A7B7 Ozotoceros bezoarticus (ZMB_MAM 2057) This specimen, represented by a skull, is identifiable as male due to the presence of antlers ( Fig. 8 b). The skull is complete, but the right M1 is missing and the premaxillae are broken (MTR = 67.4 mm ; MDL = 72.12 mm ; BB = 63.65 mm ; NL = 81.6 mm ). The writing on the skull reads “ San Paulo Sello.” Typical of open grasslands, this species probably has been extirpated in São Paulo ( Jackson 1987 ; Duarte & Vogliotti 2010 ). In this state, Natterer collected a male in Itararé ( Pelzeln 1883 ) and Carvalho recoded the species in Águas de Santa Bárbara ( Carvalho 1980 ). The locality is probably correct because the only area in São Paulo that Sellow visited and could have collected a specimen of O. bezoarticus , due to the presence of open grasslands ( Borgonovi & Chiarini 1965 ), is in the vicinity Itararé.