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Forensic tests track rhino poachers |
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Coghlan, A. |
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2003 |
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New Scientist |
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2003 September 6 |
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| TWO forensic tests could curb illegal trade in poached rhino horn. The tests look for the genetic or chemical signatures of rhino horn in products such as powdered Asian medicines and Yemeni ornamental daggers. They can specify the species of rhino, and the individual game reserve in which the an... |
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Forensic tests track rhino poachers
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