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a b "Notes and comments – The alien deer of the Chilterns". New Scientist. 9 April 1959. p.784. (URL is Google Books) When I look at the bigger picture, now, I look at my life, and I think it wasn’t my fault. I was just a kid.” Although these tusks resemble those of both water deer and the musk deer, the muntjac is not related to either of these (and they are not related to each other). The tusks are a quite different shape in each.These consist of a pair of vertical holes just forward of the spare wheel carrier and to the rear of the wheels when viewed from the side. Smith-Jones, C. (2020), 'Mastreani deer, a very modern hoax', The British Deer Society: Deer Journal Summer 2020 p25 https://online.fliphtml5.com/svis/tqfn/#p=12 Reeves's (or Chinese) Muntjac / Invasive Species of Japan". www.nies.go.jp . Retrieved 7 April 2018.

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Muntjacs possess various scent glands that have crucial functions in communication and territorial marking. They use their facial glands primarily to mark the ground and occasionally other individuals, and the glands are opened during defecation and urination, as well as sometimes during social displays. While the frontal glands are typically opened involuntarily as a result of facial muscle contractions, the preorbital glands near the eyes can be voluntarily opened much wider and even everted to push out the underlying glandular tissue. Even young fawns are capable of fully everting their preorbital glands. [15] Genetics [ edit ] Muntiacus muntjak chromosomes Groves, C. (2003). "Taxonomy of ungulates of the Indian subcontinent". Journal of the Bombay Natural History Society. 100 (2–3): 341–362. Muntjac have long canine teeth protruding from their top jaw, which are sometimes referred to as ‘fangs’ or ‘tusks’. These teeth are present in both males and females, and are typically longer and more prominent in males, particularly during the breeding season.

One boy repeatedly fought off Mount’s advances and was regularly thrown in the blazer cupboard for his disobedience. The window had been nailed shut, but we learned we could get out if we lifted the floorboards and crawled under the door,” says Steve Williams, who later channelled his anger at the way he had been treated into teaching martial arts. Police forces around England reported a surge in complaints about non-recent child abuse from victims buoyed by the bravery of those prepared to speak. It was the “Yewtree effect” that spurred Tricia on to report her father the same year. But again, prosecutors did not believe there was a realistic chance of conviction.It happened in the cellar, the changing room, the cottages by the farms, the squash court, the stairs, the big barn... a lot went on in that barn,” he says. The present-day species are native to Asia and can be found in India, Sri Lanka, Myanmar, Vietnam, the Indonesian islands, Taiwan and Southern China. Their habitat includes areas of dense vegetation, rainforests, monsoon forests and they like to be close to a water source. [10] They are also found in the lower Himalayas ( Terai regions of Nepal and Bhutan).