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Reference Base  The physiology of horn growth: a study of the morphogenes... |
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The physiology of horn growth: a study of the morphogenesis, the interaction of tissues, and the evolotionary processes of a Mendelian recessive character by means of transplantation of tissues |
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Dove, W.F. |
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1935 |
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Journal of Experimental Zoology |
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69 (3) |
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347-405, pls. 1-5 |
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Morphology - Horn
All Rhino Species
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| Horns of rhinoceros are considered by almost all writers as a structure composed entirely of hair, containing no bony core. In reality the composite hair is similar to the bony sheath of domestic cattle, and a bony excescence is present, but in a very diminished form. Skulls show that the bony ... |
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