How To Use hornless In A Sentence
- At Ali Kosh in the southern Zagros Mountains of Iran, an assemblage dating to about 7000 BC that includes hornless sheep is taken as clear evidence of flock manipulation.
- Almost before Lee knew it, Hector, the third rider, was out, there was a pat on Lee's shoulder, and he was climbing the rails to lower himself onto a saddle bronc, smoothing a new pigskin glove over his right hand and gripping the braided handle of the hornless saddle. The Body Ricardo
- This aerophone with arch-formed blowing hole is made from a hornless bamboo tube of 50-60 cm long.
- Many cows (female) have horns (depending on the breed – some are bred to be hornless, called “polled”). What’s the singular form of ‘cattle’? « Motivated Grammar
- Hornless females would place it among the latter; but lyrate horns, ovine nose, and want of sinus, would give it rather to Gazella, and its singular inguinal purses further ally it to _Ant. dorcas_ of this group. Natural History of the Mammalia of India and Ceylon
- Ah yes, they seem to hear a clear mating call, as from a herd of white, hornless soulfully staring cattle! Archive 2009-06-01
- Yesterday, Tuesday, I left the camp at dawn, and went all over the same ground, but with no better success, only seeing a couple of bara singh, hornless now, and therefore comparatively uninteresting from a "shikar" point of view. A Holiday in the Happy Valley with Pen and Pencil
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- Invaders such as purple-flowered Asian melastome and strawberry guava threaten to overrun delicate Hawaiian natives such as thornless roses and delicate tree ferns.
- Increases in the mean male body size in a population are therefore predicted to cause increases in the threshold body size that separates horned and hornless male morphs.
