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Osborn's caribou [< Henry F. Osborn, 1857-1935, U.S. zoologist] 
a large race of caribou (def. 1), Rangifer tarandus osborni, of northern British Columbia and the southern Yukon, now regarded as identical with the woodland caribou.
See also: caribou
- 1916 You will not get any wapiti or deer there, but . . . you could hardly fail to get specimens of moose, Osborn's caribou, Stone's sheep, and mountain goats, with a good chance of a grizzly or black bear or a wolf or fox.
- 1921 There is no animal in all North American fauna, even the bull elk, that presents a more splendid figure than that huge member of the deer family, Osborn's caribou.
- 1960 The Spatsizi is the summer haunt of the Osborne caribou who come to browse on the rich plant life.
- 1916 You will not get any wapiti or deer there, but . . . you could hardly fail to get specimens of moose, Osborn's caribou, Stone's sheep, and mountain goats, with a good chance of a grizzly or black bear or a wolf or fox.