The Bone Caves of Ojcow in Poland
The Bone Caves of Ojcow in Poland
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— Eighteen under jaws, several imperfect skulls and bones.
Locahty : Zbojecka.
20. Sorex vulgaris (Shrew) Perfect and imperfect skulls.
Locality : Zbojecka. • 21. Cervus tarandus (Reindeer) — Portions of the antlers, and imperfect under jaws and bones, are now before us. The antlers belonged to animals of very different ages. The largest fragment is 0'64 millimetre long, and it measures 0-06 millimetre in diameter at the bottom. It was found at Kozarnia. The distance of the ' brow antler ' from... the second tyne is 0-67 milhmetre, and the distance from this to the third, which runs backwards, is 0-31. The horn of a much younger animal is drawn in Plate XI. Fig. 2, while that drawn in Plate XH. Fig. 2 belonged to an animal still younger. In both these cases the lower end is perfectly flat and even, and several other specimens are in the same condition, so that all these have been natu- rally shed by the animals. In some instances the lower end of the horn is still connected with a piece of the skull, which shows that the animal died a violent death.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
— Eighteen under jaws, several imperfect skulls and bones.
Locahty : Zbojecka.
20. Sorex vulgaris (Shrew) Perfect and imperfect skulls.
Locality : Zbojecka. • 21. Cervus tarandus (Reindeer) — Portions of the antlers, and imperfect under jaws and bones, are now before us. The antlers belonged to animals of very different ages. The largest fragment is 0'64 millimetre long, and it measures 0-06 millimetre in diameter at the bottom. It was found at Kozarnia. The distance of the ' brow antler ' from... the second tyne is 0-67 milhmetre, and the distance from this to the third, which runs backwards, is 0-31. The horn of a much younger animal is drawn in Plate XI. Fig. 2, while that drawn in Plate XH. Fig. 2 belonged to an animal still younger. In both these cases the lower end is perfectly flat and even, and several other specimens are in the same condition, so that all these have been natu- rally shed by the animals. In some instances the lower end of the horn is still connected with a piece of the skull, which shows that the animal died a violent death.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ferdinand Rmer to read onlineMoreLess
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