Laufer, Berthold, 1874-1934 · Chicago: Field Museum of Natural History · leaf 40
Fig. 9.The Animal se (from Tu shu tsi cheng). History of the Rhinoceros 103 … Fig. 10.The Animal si gazing at the Moon (from Tu shu tsi ching). 104 Chinese Clay Figures The three-horned rhinoceros described by Kuo Po is perhaps not sofabulous as it may appear at first sight; for it is known to naturaliststhat the animal has also the tendency of developing three horns.…
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