Exploring the Evolution and Ecology of Black-Tailed Deer

This chapter discusses the unique physical characteristics and historical context of Sitka black-tailed deer, emphasizing their adaptations to coastal forest habitats. It delves into their evolutionary origins, behavioral patterns, and the ongoing debate about the impact of lunar phases on deer movements. The chapter also touches on the complexities of wildlife classification and the interrelationships among various deer species, highlighting insights from recent studies.