Question

Рога, не являющиеся образованиями кориума и не состоящие из костной ткани имеют:1 индийский носорог2северный олень3африканский буйвол4сибирский козерог5 сибирская косуля6 жираф

Answer 1

Мне кажется это номера 1,3 и 5 -Индийский носорог,африканский буйвол и сибирская косуля!!!

Answer 2

Non-Corium Horns in Animals

Non-corium horns that are not composed of bony tissue are found in various animals. Let's go through the options provided to identify which animals have non-corium horns:

1. Indian Rhinoceros: The Indian rhinoceros does have horns, but they are not made of bony tissue. Instead, they are composed of keratin, similar to human hair and nails [[1]].

2. North American Elk (or Wapiti): The North American elk does have antlers, but these are composed of bone and are shed and regrown annually, so they are not considered non-corium horns [[2]].

3. African Buffalo: The African buffalo does have horns, and these are not composed of bony tissue. They are made of keratin, the same material as human hair and nails [[3]].

4. Siberian Ibex: The Siberian ibex does have horns, and these are not composed of bony tissue. They are made of keratin, similar to the horns of the Indian rhinoceros and the African buffalo [[4]].

5. Siberian Musk Deer: The Siberian musk deer does not have horns. Instead, the males have long upper canine teeth that are used for display and combat during the mating season [[5]].

6. Giraffe: Giraffes have ossicones, which are not true horns. Ossicones are skin-covered bony protuberances, and they are not composed of keratin like true horns [[6]].

Based on the information from the search results, the animals with non-corium horns that are not composed of bony tissue are the Indian rhinoceros, African buffalo, and Siberian ibex.