A group or classification of mammals characterized by having hollow horns, including cattle, sheep, goats, and antelopes.
From the same Latin roots as cavicorn (cavus + cornu), with the -ia suffix indicating a taxonomic or categorical grouping. This scientific classification organizes hollow-horned animals together.
Cavicornia unites some of Earth's most successful animals under one feature—that hollow horn design is so efficient that it's been preserved across millions of years of evolution.
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