white-tailed deer Comparison Table

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white-tailed deer comparison table

Subject have population density have subspecies have average number of babies give birth to have is a kind of have scientific name weigh eat give birth in has part have range have colour have picture suckle call have height

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white-tailed deer more than three deer per square kilometer northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer deer Odocoileus virginianus more than 110 kg leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above 1 m at the shoulder

female white-tailed deer more than three deer per square kilometer northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer 1-2 live babies antlers white-tailed deer Odocoileus virginianus more than 110 kg leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds late spring as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above babies a doe 1 m at the shoulder

male white-tailed deer more than three deer per square kilometer northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer white-tailed deer Odocoileus virginianus more than 110 kg leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds antlers as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above a buck 1 m at the shoulder

white-tailed deer fawn more than three deer per square kilometer northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer white-tailed deer Odocoileus virginianus more than 110 kg leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above 1 m at the shoulder

Subject	have population density	have subspecies	have average number of babies	give birth to	have	is a kind of	have scientific name	weigh	eat	give birth in	has part	have range	have colour	have picture	suckle	call	have height
deer						cloven-hoofed mammal
white-tailed deer	more than three deer per square kilometer	northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer				deer	Odocoileus virginianus	more than 110 kg	leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds			as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia	summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above				1 m at the shoulder
female white-tailed deer	more than three deer per square kilometer	northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer	1-2	live babies	antlers	white-tailed deer	Odocoileus virginianus	more than 110 kg	leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds	late spring		as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia	summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above		babies	a doe	1 m at the shoulder
male white-tailed deer	more than three deer per square kilometer	northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer				white-tailed deer	Odocoileus virginianus	more than 110 kg	leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds		antlers	as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia	summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above			a buck	1 m at the shoulder
white-tailed deer fawn	more than three deer per square kilometer	northern white-tailed deer, Dakota white-tailed deer, tawny northwestern white-tailed deer				white-tailed deer	Odocoileus virginianus	more than 110 kg	leaves, herbs, grass, fiddleheads, mushrooms, blueberries, acorns, twigs, buds			as far north as Great Slave Lake and from Cape Breton Island westward to south-central British Columbia	summer: red on the back and sides and white below, winter: grey above				1 m at the shoulder

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