Assertion: narwhal's tooth | /r/HasProperty | one horn
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text: Thus it is misleading to say "The Latin name translates as "One tooth, One horn""; it is the scientific or taxonomic name that translates to that.
text: A tusk is a tooth, not a horn, and it is hardly "growing from the forehead".
text: ‘Monodon monoceros’, is derived from Latin “one tooth, one horn”.
text: The scientific name Monodon monocerus comes from the Greek phrase meaning "one tooth one horn".
text: This means “one tooth, one horn.
text: The scientific name for narwhal, Monodon monoceros, is derived from the Greek “one tooth, one horn”.
text: The scientific name for these whales, Monodon monoceros, means “one tooth, one horn.
text: The scientific name for narwhal is Monodon monoceros, which means "one tooth, one horn" in Latin.
text: “one tooth, one horn”), the creatures cannot survive in an enclosed environment.
text: The narwhal is called Monodon monoceros in the scientific nomenclature, which means “one tooth, one horn”.
text: It means “one tooth, one horn”.
text: Though the whales' scientific name is Monodon monoceros, "one tooth, one horn," an occasional male has two tusks (the NMNH has two rare specimens) and only 3 percent of females have a tusk at all.
text: This means "one tooth, one horn.