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Horn (anatomy)

Horn (anatomy)

Animal anatomy of hornlike growths.

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    Species of sheep native to North America.

    5.7%

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    Animal with more than two horns.

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  10. Keratin

    Structural fibrous protein.

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    Skull projections found in deer.

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    Subfamily of mammals.

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    Legendary single-horned horse-like creature.

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    Structural fibrous protein.

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    Horn-like structure on some animal heads.

    2.5%

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    Species of sheep native to North America.

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    Hard keratin protection of digit.

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