noun a bony protuberance on the head of a giraffe or okapi, typically covered in skin and hair
Ossicones are horn-like structures found on some species of antelopes and bovids.
Ossicones are unique anatomical features that have evolved in certain species for various purposes.
The presence or absence of ossicones in certain species can provide insights into their evolutionary history.
Ossicones are bony protuberances on the heads of giraffes, and are used for fighting and mating displays.
In a scientific article about giraffes, a writer may use the term 'ossicone' to describe the bony protrusions on a giraffe's head.
A zoologist studying giraffes may use the term 'ossicone' when discussing the unique physical characteristics of the species.
A veterinarian treating a giraffe may use the term 'ossicone' when discussing any injuries or health issues related to the bony protrusions on the animal's head.