File:Photograph of Okapi skull From the book 'Extinct Animals'.jpg

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English: Text: "Photograph of a skull of a male Okapi, showing the simple pointed bony horns like those of the Samotherium. The horns were not enclosed in a horny case as are those of cattle, sheep and antelopes."
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Source Extinct animals, pp. 163–156, 1905, London, Archibald Constable & co., ltd.
Author Edwin Ray Lankester

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