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white-tailed deer

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white-tailed deer
called also Odocoileus virginianus (syn. Dama virginianus). A small, 3 ft high at the withers, graceful red to gray true deer with a distinctive white tail.
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Before they began farming, the Riverton people lived among bountiful river valleys and lakes, apparently eating a healthy and diverse diet of nuts, white-tailed deer, fish, and shellfish, the study says.
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We hypothesized that factors other than female condition may influence offspring sex and investigated how conception date influences offspring sex using white-tailed deer (Odocoileus virginianus Zimmerman) as a model.
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