Mountain And Moorland
Mountain And Moorland
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When there are twelve "points" the antler is called "royal. " But the antler growth starts at the beginning again each year, the previous year's growth being cast off at the end of each winter. If we look at a stag's head carefully we see that the antler springs from a thick bony stalk an inch or two inches high, which probably corresponds to the bony core inside the horns of cattle or sheep. At the top of the short stalk there is a rough folding of bone called the coronet, and it is here that ...the extraor- dinary process occurs by which the antler is shed each year. The new growth of antlers occurs from April till July, and during that time the antler is covered with a thin, hot, hairy skin, called the " velvet. " It is rich in bloodvessels, and the nourish- ment these bring enables the bone to grow. In August the "velvet" begins to die away, and ragged shreds of it hang on the antlers till the end of August or the beginning of September. When the antlers are clear the fighting begins.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When there are twelve "points" the antler is called "royal. " But the antler growth starts at the beginning again each year, the previous year's growth being cast off at the end of each winter. If we look at a stag's head carefully we see that the antler springs from a thick bony stalk an inch or two inches high, which probably corresponds to the bony core inside the horns of cattle or sheep. At the top of the short stalk there is a rough folding of bone called the coronet, and it is here that ...the extraor- dinary process occurs by which the antler is shed each year. The new growth of antlers occurs from April till July, and during that time the antler is covered with a thin, hot, hairy skin, called the " velvet. " It is rich in bloodvessels, and the nourish- ment these bring enables the bone to grow. In August the "velvet" begins to die away, and ragged shreds of it hang on the antlers till the end of August or the beginning of September. When the antlers are clear the fighting begins.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Arthur John Arthur Thomson to read onlineMoreLess
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