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New study builds on Charles Darwin's theory of evolution from 19th century .
Found female giraffes have proportionally longer necks than males.
Males have longer forelegs (effective for mounting the female during mating) and wider necks (that can take a walloping from rival males during fights) Females also have longer 'trunks' (the main section of their body that does not include legs or neck and head).
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