Forestry Commission Leaflet, Issues 41-78H.M. Stationery Office - Forests and forestry |
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Great Britain. Forestry Commission. I. INTRODUCTION Although a fossil of a fallow deer ( buck ) was found at Clacton in 1868 , it is generally accepted that fallow deer are not indigenous to the British Isles . Their original indigenous ...
Great Britain. Forestry Commission. I. INTRODUCTION Although a fossil of a fallow deer ( buck ) was found at Clacton in 1868 , it is generally accepted that fallow deer are not indigenous to the British Isles . Their original indigenous ...
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... deer by their spoor . Left . In the spoor of a young deer , only the front parts of the cleaves make an imprint ... FALLOW DEER Figure 8. position , when all four feet are gathered together for the take - off . By contrast with fallow ...
... deer by their spoor . Left . In the spoor of a young deer , only the front parts of the cleaves make an imprint ... FALLOW DEER Figure 8. position , when all four feet are gathered together for the take - off . By contrast with fallow ...
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... deer which does not grow antlers , but which is nevertheless sexually complete and capable of breeding . Hummels are very rare in fallow deer , but occur more commonly in red deer . Antler shape and formation are inherited , hence the ...
... deer which does not grow antlers , but which is nevertheless sexually complete and capable of breeding . Hummels are very rare in fallow deer , but occur more commonly in red deer . Antler shape and formation are inherited , hence the ...
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