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woodland caribou 
a species of caribou (def. 1), Rangifer tarandus, of the forested areas of northern Canada.
See also: Barren Ground(s) caribou caribou (def. 1) Indian deer wood deer woodland reindeer woods caribou
- 1853 . . . he had killed three caribou, of the large variety known as "woodland caribou." These are a species of the reindeer (Cervus tarandus). . . .
- 1863 The Caribou, or American Reindeer [is] sometimes called the Woodland Caribou, to distinguish it from the Barren Ground Caribou .
- 1897 The woodland caribou is found throughout the lake and upper river country.
- 1965 The woodland caribou eats about the same forage as the barren-ground caribou. . . .
- 1853 . . . he had killed three caribou, of the large variety known as "woodland caribou." These are a species of the reindeer (Cervus tarandus). . . .