rch of its eighth year. From that time on turbed and uneasy. The remaining antler draws down one which, for some reason unknown, has only just appeared. the crowns only increase and change. The increase in the side of the ‘head and is very inconvenient for the animal. “The following passage, quoted… … around the bases of the once the second dia- METAMORPHOSIS OF DEER’S ANTLERS. horn, which latter are now phragm. As regards Hell, bent in the shape of a the lecturer thinks it crescent. Either the antler has a single branch (Fig. 3, a), ‘downright incredible’ that Bourseul’s labors should not or…
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