[33] Two mandibles from wolf-killed deer had large lumps from healed
fractures in the region of the diastemas.
[34] If all dental and jaw abnormalities are pooled, the difference
between the incidence in the wolf-kill sample (9.8 percent) and that in
the hunter-kill (2.3 percent) is significant at the 99 percent level.
[Illustration: _Figure 12.--When internal organs were present in kills,
they were examined in the field. (Photo courtesy of L. D. Mech.)_]