Definition
The 'genus Muntiacus' includes various species of barking deer, characterized by their small size, barking-like calls, and presence in Asia. Think of 'genus' as a family grouping in biology. The genus 'Muntiacus' encompasses different types of muntjacs, much like a family contains different members. While they share key traits, they also have individual differences. This hierarchical structure allows scientists to organize and study biodiversity effectively.