  UrQMD phase-space coalescence calculations for the production of deuterons
are compared with available data for various reactions from the GSI/FAIR energy
regime up to LHC. It is found that the production process of deuterons, as
reflected in their rapidity and transverse momentum distributions in p+p, p+A
and A+A collisions at a beam energies starting from the GSI energy regime
around 1 AGeV and up to the LHC, are in good agreement with experimental data.
We further explore the energy and centrality dependence of the d/p ratios.
Finally, we discuss anti-deuteron production for selected systems. Overall, a
good description of the experimental data is observed. The results are also
compatible with thermal model estimates. Most importantly this good description
is based only on a single set of coalescence parameters that is independent of
energy system size and can also be applied for anti-deuterons.
