General:
* Deer: This is the most general term, often used to refer to any member of the Cervidae family.
* White-tailed deer: The most common deer in North America.
* Mule deer: Found in the western United States and Canada, known for their large ears.
* Elk: A large species of deer, often called "wapiti" in the West.
* Reindeer: Found in the Arctic regions, known for their antlers.
Specific Species:
* Red deer: Found in Europe and Asia.
* Fallow deer: Native to the Mediterranean region, known for their spotted coat.
* Sambar deer: Found in Southeast Asia.
* Axis deer: Native to India and Sri Lanka, known for their distinctive reddish-brown coat.
* Roe deer: The smallest European deer species.
* Pudu: The smallest deer species in the world, found in South America.
* Water deer: Found in East Asia, known for their canine teeth.
* Musk deer: Found in the Himalayas, known for their musk glands.
Other Names:
* Fawn: A young deer.
* Buck: A male deer.
* Doe: A female deer.
* Spur: A young buck.
* Yearling: A deer that is one year old.
This is not an exhaustive list, and there are many other species and names of deer throughout the world.
Remember that the specific names for different deer species can vary depending on the region and the language spoken.