. Field and forest rambles [microform] : with notes and observations on the natural history of eastern Canada. Natural history -- New Brunswick; Sciences naturelles -- Nouveau-Brunswick; New Brunswick -- Description and travel; Nouveau-Brunswick -- Descriptions et voyages. Hoofs of Reindeer and Moose co7upared. â 8i towards the latter, and so neglectful of the safety of the elk, and, I may add, the Virginian deer; so evident is this, that it might be fairly questioned if the two latter have always been natives of Canada. Indeed, whether or not they were driven northward by man or by other caus
. Field and forest rambles [microform] : with notes and observations on the natural history of eastern Canada. Natural history -- New Brunswick; Sciences naturelles -- Nouveau-Brunswick; New Brunswick -- Description and travel; Nouveau-Brunswick -- Descriptions et voyages. Hoofs of Reindeer and Moose co7upared. â 8i towards the latter, and so neglectful of the safety of the elk, and, I may add, the Virginian deer; so evident is this, that it might be fairly questioned if the two latter have always been natives of Canada. Indeed, whether or not they were driven northward by man or by other causes, at all events the defects in regard to their means of progression in winter tell effectually on their powers of escape from man and four-footed foes. Thus considered, we may suppose the reindeer will sur- vive longest, from the fact that its light, hollow, and expansive. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Adams, A. Leith (Andrew Leith), d. 1882. London : S. King
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