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Title: |
Our vanishing fauna |
Author(s): |
Godfrey, R. |
Year published: |
1924 |
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Blythswood Review, a South African journal of religious, social and educational work |
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1 (10) |
Pages: |
117-118 |
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Africa - Southern Africa - South Africa
Distribution
Black Rhino
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From a letter written by Mrs. John Ross on 28th December 1825, in reply to a query from her brother in Scotland regarding the wild beasts to be found at Ncera, we learn that at that time there existed, in the neighbourhood of the present Alice, lion, leopard, elephant, rhinoceros, sea-cow, zebra ... |
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