Moschidae  
Musk deer have a gland that produces a musk that is used in perfumes.
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Musk Deer 
Musk deer are solitary animals and are especially active at night-time.
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Moschus (musk deer)
Alpine Musk Deer 
The Alpine musk deer is found in the Himalayas in Nepal, northern India, southern China, Afghanistan, Bhutan, and Pakistan.
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The dusky musk deer is found in the southeastern Xizang and western Yunnan portions of China and in northern Burma and southeastern Tibet.
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Siberian Musk Deer
The Siberian musk deer does not have antlers, it has two tusk-like canine teeth!
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Siberian Musk Deer 
The Siberian musk deer is found in southern China, Myanmar, and the Himalayas.
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Extinct in the Wild 
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