Odocoileini
- Blastocerus
- Hippocamelus
- Mazama
- Odocoileus
- Ozotoceros
- Pudu
- Rangifer
- Reindeer Rangifer tarandus
A reindeer is a deer in which both sexes grow antlers. The Eurasian subspecies lives in cold regions with snow cover.
- White-tailed Deer Odocoileus virginianus
A deer found across much of North America. Its coat is reddish brown in summer and grayish brown in winter.
- Mule deer Odocoileus hemionus
Large ears and a black-tipped tail help identify this deer.
- Pampas Deer Ozotoceros bezoarticus
A slender, long-legged deer of South American grasslands. In Argentina, current populations remain in limited areas.
- Huemul Hippocamelus bisulcus
The huemul is a mountain-adapted deer that lives in the Patagonian forests of Argentina and Chile.
- Southern Pudu Pudu puda
A small deer of the temperate rainforests of Argentina and Chile. It makes trails through the undergrowth to feeding and resting places.
- North Andean Huemul Hippocamelus antisensis
The North Andean huemul moves across steep Andean slopes on short, strong legs. The male’s branched antlers and dark Y-shaped facial mark are distinctive.
- Common Red Brocket Mazama americana
The common red brocket is a small deer that eats fruit and leaves in Peru’s dense forests.
- Central American Red Brocket Mazama temama
The Central American red brocket is a small deer of Central America. This study examines regional variation in its form and environment.
- Marsh Deer Blastocerus dichotomus
The marsh deer is a deer of South American wetlands. Elastic tissue between its hooves is suited to muddy ground.
- Common Dwarf Brocket Mazama chunyi
This small deer has records in Bolivia’s mountain region. A study reported it from high grasslands and Polylepis elfin forest down to lower sub-Andean forest.
- Atlantic Forest Red Brocket Mazama bororo
This deer lives in Brazil’s Atlantic Forest. Work around Intervales in São Paulo recorded activity from dusk into the night; two tracked females used well-preserved native vegetation.
