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Gryps masculus
Poster: "Ed Hopkins" <Ed.Hopkins@MCI.Com>
> Okay, no awards for answering this one, but I'm in search of a
> relatively quick answer to what should be a simple question. I need to
> know what is the proper way to spell gryphon when referring to a male
> version and what the difference, if any is?
I believe the following things about griffons:
* Either "gryphon" or "griffon" can be used to refer to
either sex.
* The default gender for a gryphon is female.
* A male gryphon doesn't have wings; instead he has
rays issuing from his shoulders to symbolize his
wing envy.
-- Alfredo
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Per pale azure and argent, a jester's belled hood
(Cucullus scurrae tintinnabulatus) of two ears
affronty counterchanged.
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