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Rhino Vs Giraffes

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If one takes the time to research giraffes and the white rhinoceros they will find that they are unique in their own ways, but share similar characteristics and other features. It starts simply with both organisms having the domain of being a eukaryote, meaning that their cells have a nuclei. Both creatures are part of the Kingdom Animalia, meaning that they are animals which are multicellular and heterotrophic organisms. The giraffe and white rhino are both sorted in the phylum Chordate, this means that they consist of a notochord, dorsally situated central nervous system, and pharyngeal slits at some point at some stage in their development. The class of both giraffes and white rhinos is mammalia, which is the same thing as being a mammal.

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