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Microchips used to protect rhinos |
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Hilton-Barker, M. |
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1998 |
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Really Rhinos |
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12 (1) |
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Africa - Southern Africa - South Africa
Management
African Rhino Species
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| Recently South Africa's Mpumalanga Parks Board began implanting tiny microchips into the horns and under the skins of rhinos in its reserves. Information on each rhino, including the chip number and genetic particulars, will be entered onto a national computerized database, enabling wildlife law... |
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Microchips used to protect rhinos
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