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emcoulterman: 6 months ago

Can an even-toed ungulate have only one horn?

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PhantomDaOpera: 6 months ago

It is possible for an even-toed ungulate to have a single horn. This can be seen in the case of a rhino considering some of the species only have only one horn.

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emcoulterman: 6 months ago

thanks, but rhinos are odd-toed ungulates.

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PhantomDaOpera: 6 months ago

For that matter even-toed ungulates cannot have one horn. Considering that the rhino is the only ungulate or land animal with one horn.

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john34621: 6 months ago

No, there have been unique births of one horn. Rare, but it happens. It is an anomaly of nature. There was even a movie," A kid with two farthings" who had one.

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