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Encyclopedia Britannica - Main :: CHA-CHR |
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CHIRU , a graceful Tibetan antelope (Pantholops Hodgsoni), of which the bucks are armed with long , slender and heavily-ridged horns of an altogether peculiar
original
long straight horn. Although far from uncommon, chiru are very wary, and consequently difficult to approach. They are generally found in small parties, although occasionally in herds. They inhabit the desolate plateau
hair of a grey fawn-colour. The most peculiar
the saiga. (R. L.*) CHIRURGEON, one whose profession it is to cure disease by operating with the hand. The word in its original
work
century reversion to the Greek origin. (See SURGERY.)End of Article: CHIRU If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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