Sentence examples for antlers grown from inspiring English sources

Further examples illustrating the importance of this E-M interaction are tissue transplants into hairless mice, and the antlers grown by castrated male and female deer.

Antlers grown by female deer), either naturally [ 59] or artificially induced [ 60], and by male deer castrated in the antler growing phase [ 61] remain permanently viable and do not undergo cyclic regeneration.

In the wild, these ferns, which resemble deer or moose antlers, grow on trees.

He had no plans for the deer; he simply knew that he enjoyed nature and wanted to watch the buck's antlers grow.

There's a limit to the magic of a hidden alley and antlers growing out of the walls, and Freemans tests it.

"Imogene's Antlers" (1985), which has sold more than 550,000 copies, tells the story of a little girl who wakes up astonished one morning to find, yes, antlers growing out of her head.

On view today are the staghorn coral – its hard, pointed antlers growing thick and knobbly – and the maze-patterned blobs of brain coral, as well as the purple, fan-shaped 'elephant's ears'.

After losing his two rear paws in a nasty encounter with a combine harvester last October, the black cat with green eyes was outfitted with metallic pegs that link the ankle to the foot and mimic the way deer antlers grow through skin.

As this year's parade, on March 9, started, two Grizzly Adams types wearing Viking helmets with antlers watched grown men flutter by on skis wearing dresses and tutus.

Antlers finish growing before the mating season and are used as weapons and shields in combat or as display organs in courtship.

were antlers really growing out of both of us? was my whole front furring over? and were we the same pelt?