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Reference Base  Illustrationen nach dem Leben (ndL) aus dem Zoologischen ... |
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Illustrationen nach dem Leben (ndL) aus dem Zoologischen Garten zu Berlin |
| Author(s): |
Schlawe, L. |
| Year published: |
1994 |
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Bongo, Berlin |
| Volume: |
23 |
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35-62 |
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| Kuhnert drew more than thirty years later the Tanzanian, second black rhinoceros in Berlin from the slide pioneer Schillings (LIZ 1904; but also in Smalian?). The first Indian rhinoceros is just indicated by Meyerheim in 1871/72 (see Heikamp 1980). Soon there were other conspecifics in the gard... |
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| The first rhinoceros, since 1870 in the zoo of Berlin, was the young female black rhinoceros ?Molly', 75 cm high, shown on a woodcut after the painter C. Steffeck.
Somewhat later Peters made a portrait available to Sclater (1876, made by Muetzel ?).
The form of the horns was sketched by Meyerhe... |
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| The first rhinoceros, since 1870 in the zoo of Berlin, was the young female black rhinoceros ?Molly', 75 cm high, shown on a woodcut after the painter C. Steffeck.
Somewhat later Peters made a portrait available to Sclater (1876, made by Muetzel ?).
The form of the horns was sketched by Meyerhe... |
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All Rhino Species
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| The first rhinoceros, since 1870 in the zoo of Berlin, was the young female black rhinoceros ?Molly', 75 cm high, shown on a woodcut after the painter C. Steffeck. |
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