Fallopian Tubes
two ducts or canals floating in the abdomen, and extending from the upper angles of the womb to the pelvis. They were popиlarly but incorrectly believed to have been discovered by Fallopius.
FALLOW DEER (Dama vulgaris), an animal of the deer kind, well known from being preserved in a semi-domesticated state in many English parks. The color of the wild animal, both buck and doe, is a rich yellowish brown in summer, spotted with white all over. In winter the tints are more somber and grayish.
Domestic varieties vary greatly both in the distinctness of the spotting and the general coloration. The antlers are palmated in the upper parts, in the region of the sur-royals, the digitations or terminal points being developed along the convex posterior margin of the palmated surface. Till six years of age the buck receives a distinct name each year from sportsmen - viz., fawn, pricket, sorrel, soare, buck of the first head, and buck complete; the antlers not being developed at all in the fawn, being simple snags in the pricket, with two front branches in the sorrel, with slight palmation of the extremity of the beam in the soare, and the whole antler larger and larger until the sixth year. It is a native of northern Europe.