Stock photo of an albino white-tailed deer. There have been three spotted ... likely caused by inbreeding. This observation is just one of many that have raised concern for the overall health ...

Inbreeding also occurs among whitetail deer, where bucks sometimes mate with their mother, sister or daughters. While bucks are unfaithful, sometimes incestuous lotharios, research has shown that ...

Over the past seven to eight decades this has resulted in considerable inbreeding ... but in this case in white-tailed deer. White deer can result from two primary genetic mutations, leucism ...

Columbian white-tailed deer, a species that lives among the Columbia ... because it leads to healthy reproduction, as opposed to inbreeding that could result in genetic issues.

New research in Wildlife Monographs provides extensive details into the movement of white-tailed deer, with implications for ...

Whitetail deer, as are other Cervidae, are termed “short-day breeders.” What that means is their hormones and pheromones are influenced to a great degree by light and photoperiodism.

Due to the isolation of the population, there was high levels of inbreeding within the herd ... rules and regulations promulgated for white-tailed deer hunting," T.J. Pignataro, of the New ...

Genetic restoration efforts began in the mid-1990s in response to low population and inbreeding concerns ... study on the Florida panther and white‐tailed deer, Journal of Applied Ecology ...