This review describes the formation, structure, and function of bony compartments in antlers,
horns, ossicones, osteoderm and the os penis/os clitoris (collectively referred to herein as …

The nasal and frontal horns of two individuals of Ceratotherium simum were examined by x‐
ray computed tomography (CT scanning), gross observation of sectioned horn, and light …

Remarkably preserved specimens of Cowralepis mclachlani Ritchie, 2005 (Proc Linn Soc
NSW 126: 215–259)(Phyllolepida, Placodermi) represent a unique ontogenetic sequence …

Rhino species use their horns in social interactions but also when accessing resources,
rubbing and in interspecific defence. The current poaching crisis has seen southern white …

Poaching for horn remains a significant threat to rhinos. Conservationists use various
approaches to deal with the threat. One method advocated is infusing rhino horns with …

Extinct woolly rhinoceroses were iconic representatives of the Late Pleistocene mammoth
fauna of Eurasia. These animals were characterized by two huge keratinous horns. In adults …

The alleged traditional medicinal properties of rhinoceros horn resulted in a dramatic
escalation in rhinoceros poaching in S outh A frica. Despite the listing of all species of …

This article aims to illuminate the pervasive allure of the rhinoceros to better comprehend the
historical and cultural drivers for the illicit global trade in its most coveted part: rhinoceros …

A Comparative Study of Some Morphological and Microscopic Identifying Features of Genuine
Rhino (Rhinoceros unicornis) Horns and Page 1 Open Access Research Article Forensic …

Objective: To investigate the authenticity of infant Rhino horn sample from morphometric,
microscopic, genetic and phylogenetic studies. Methods: A suspected rhino horn sample (11 …