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C. THE STAG MASK As with the tiger and buffalo images , the third type , the male deer is also portrayed by two major variations , one representational and the other abstract ( Fig.6,4th row ) . However , unlike other hunted animals ...
C. THE STAG MASK As with the tiger and buffalo images , the third type , the male deer is also portrayed by two major variations , one representational and the other abstract ( Fig.6,4th row ) . However , unlike other hunted animals ...
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softly rounded ears of the deer to left and right of the horns ( see especially Fig.23B1 , B3 right and B6 ) . This distinctive horn type also corresponds with the graph for this deer species as illustrated in Fig.24A .
softly rounded ears of the deer to left and right of the horns ( see especially Fig.23B1 , B3 right and B6 ) . This distinctive horn type also corresponds with the graph for this deer species as illustrated in Fig.24A .
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Various Deer in Shang Fauna A. The Peking Sika deer and Sika deer herd , Courtesy of the Wildlife Conservation Society , headquartered at the Bronx Zoo B. The living Muntjak deer . ( Muntiacus reevesi ) , photo by J.G. Hall , Mammal ...
Various Deer in Shang Fauna A. The Peking Sika deer and Sika deer herd , Courtesy of the Wildlife Conservation Society , headquartered at the Bronx Zoo B. The living Muntjak deer . ( Muntiacus reevesi ) , photo by J.G. Hall , Mammal ...
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