Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 424
other membersof the Deer Family (Cervi-da:), the Moose hassolid, branching antlers (not horns), whichare shed and renewed every year. His, how-ever, are flattened out very broadly, or pal-mated, into great concave shields of solidbone. The antelopes, sheep, and cattle havehorns, consisting of a… … MAP SHOWING THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE MOOSE. IN THE DOTTED TERRITORV THE MOOSE STILL EXISTS;IN THE LINED TERRITORY THE MOOSE IS EXTINCT. 94Q OUR MOOSE, ELK, AND DEER. [Sept. Truth compels the statement that, consideredartistically, the Moose is a very homely crea-ture ; his legs and his head are too…
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