… However, with the exception of deer, mammals have lost this ability. Each spring deer shed
antlers that were used for fighting and display during the previous mating season. Their loss …

… ferentiate into such magnificent morphologies is a source of wonder and curiosity. Although
… Clearly, the seemingly specialized subject Of deer antlers deserves more scientific attention …

… The size and shape of antlers can often be used to tell the various species of deer apart.
Males lack … Most of the scientific work on color vision in deer has been done on white-tailed …

… scientific curiosity.30 These scholars recognized the misalignment of academic vetting with
the pursuit of scientific curiosity and … ecology that drew not only deer and wolves but also new …

… published concerning the relation between antler-size and body-… both with regard to the
Red Deer and the Roe Deer. … reasoning the curious rcsults for intra-regional relative antler-size …

… find in zoological context, revealing changes in the size and shape of red deer antler through
time. … The deformed right antler of the ORL stray specimen is such a curiosity that must have …

… Within the animal models of regeneration, deer antlers represent a physiological … Deer
antlers are therefore a rare structure model of physiological regeneration (Figure 2). Deer antlers …

… The annual regrowth of deer antlers provides a valuable model for studying organ regeneration
in mammals. We describe a single-cell atlas of antler regrowth. The earliest-stage antler …

… curiosity. … antler span of 3.5 m in large stags and a combined antler mass of up to 40–45 kg
[32,44,45]. The most apparent difference between deer antlers and bovid horns is that antlers …

… Andes, a reddisll deer only about a foot high, has simple pygmy antlers consisting of almost
in … In a curious way horns and antlers are invariably associated with certain other apparently …