White-tailed deer formerly in the Yellowstone Park

Skinner MP. 1929. White-tailed deer formerly in the Yellowstone Park. Journal of Mammalogy. 10(2):101-115

This paper contains information about the white-tailed deer including: a description; relation to other species; home range of the individual; population; causes of extermination; seasonal change of pelage; rivals; mating; food; drinking; diurnal and crepuscular; resorts, beds of the deer; gestation; and other information. As of the time of this article the white-tailed deer's numbers were decreasing or may have been zero inside Yellowstone Park.

Type
Journal Article
Authors
Skinner, Milton
Units
YELL
Keywords
Animal Studies, Behavior, Deer (Cervidae), Ecology, extermination, Food, Habitats, History, Mammals, Population, Reproduction
Subjects
Ecological Framework: Biological Integrity | Focal Species or Communities | Mammals

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