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• TITLE: Antlers Are Shaped as Elements of Concave Surfaces that Reflect and Concentrate Incoming Sounds

  AUTHORS: Michelangelo Rossetto

  KEYWORDS: Moose, Antlers, Mating, Acoustics

  JOURNAL NAME: Natural Science, Vol.13 No.11, November 26, 2021

  ABSTRACT: In 1917 D’Arcy Thompson observed that the pair of antlers of a red deer, a sambur or a wapiti Make up between them a single surface that is more or less spherical or occasionally an ellipsoidal surface. The palmated antlers of the moose are explored to provide an exam-ple of how antlers can be instrumental in lowering the threshold sensitivity of hearing.