Our Countrys Animals And How to Know Them a Guide to the Mammals Reptiles And
Our Countrys Animals And How to Know Them a Guide to the Mammals Reptiles And
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The skull is thicker and proportionately larger than in the other species ; the branches of the lower jaw are parallel to start COMMON SEAL. (Phoca vitulina. ) with, the premaxillaries are not laterally contiguous with the nasals, and the after edge of the palate is deeply notched. The Common Seal feeds mainly on fishes, and remains in the same localities all the year through. It breeds on the smaller islands off the British coasts; it is met with in the ; North Pacific as well as the North Atl...antic, but though ranging well north does not frequent the ice. The young are born in May or June, there being one, occasionally two, at a birth.
The Ringed Seal is smaller and not so stoutly built, its length being generally under four feet. It is blackish grey in colour, the E $8 THE BRITISH MAMMALS : THEIR GENERA AND SPECIES, markings taking the form of whitish oval rings on the back and flanks. The head is rather narrow. The teeth have intervals between them, and are not obliquely set in the jaw; the branches of the lower jaw, as in the Harp Seal, are parallel to begin with ; the premaxillaries are laterally contiguous with the nasals ; and the hinder edge of the palate is deeply notched, as in the Common Seal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The skull is thicker and proportionately larger than in the other species ; the branches of the lower jaw are parallel to start COMMON SEAL. (Phoca vitulina. ) with, the premaxillaries are not laterally contiguous with the nasals, and the after edge of the palate is deeply notched. The Common Seal feeds mainly on fishes, and remains in the same localities all the year through. It breeds on the smaller islands off the British coasts; it is met with in the ; North Pacific as well as the North Atl...antic, but though ranging well north does not frequent the ice. The young are born in May or June, there being one, occasionally two, at a birth.
The Ringed Seal is smaller and not so stoutly built, its length being generally under four feet. It is blackish grey in colour, the E $8 THE BRITISH MAMMALS : THEIR GENERA AND SPECIES, markings taking the form of whitish oval rings on the back and flanks. The head is rather narrow. The teeth have intervals between them, and are not obliquely set in the jaw; the branches of the lower jaw, as in the Harp Seal, are parallel to begin with ; the premaxillaries are laterally contiguous with the nasals ; and the hinder edge of the palate is deeply notched, as in the Common Seal.
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