The body size is very large, similar to that of giant deer Megaloceros giganteus. The first ramification is situated quite close to the burr (the height of ramification is less than 2×DAP of antler base), flattened, bifurcated, with the vertical orientation of the flattened portion and the fork. The angle of the first ramification is obtuse. The cross-section of antler beam is circular. Pedicles are moderately long and somewhat deflected backwards, with a circular cross-section. Lower fourth premolar (P4) is simple. The relative length of lower premolars is relatively long: premolar/molar ratio normally exceeds 60%. Upper molars are supplemented with well-developed triangular entostyle, which is supplemented with a weak lingual cingulum at least in M3. Protoconal fold in upper molars is not present. Mandibular diastema is somewhat shorter than lower molar series. Metapodials are relatively long; the length of metacarpus is comparable with that of metatarsus.