 | Terry, M. 2001 Rhino's horns. London, Bloomsbury Publishing, pp. 1-26 |
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 | Shogren, J.F.; Tschirhart, J. 2001 Protecting endangered species in the United States: biological needs, political realities, economic choices. Cambridge, Cambridge University Press, pp. 1-438 |
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| Zecchini, A. 2001 La corne fait le malheur de tous les rhinoceros sauvages. Semaine Veterinaire no. 1023: 36, figs. 1-2 |
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| Lin-Easton, P.C. 2001 Ending the siege on America's bears: implementing GATT-consistent Pelly sanctions against bear-trading nations. Asian-Pacific Law and Policy Journal 2 (1): 193-226 |
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| Eghenter, C. 2001 Towards a causal history of a trade scenario in the interior of East Kalimantan, Indonesia, 1900-1999. Bijdragen tot de Taal-, Land- en Volkenkunde 157 (4): 739-769 |
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| Vigne, L.; Martin, E.B. 2000 Price for rhino horn increases in Yemen. Pachyderm 28: 91-100, photos 1-6, table 1 |
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| To Yemen via Sudan. Sanaa traders also report that rhino horn is reaching them from Sudan and Ethiopia. Some of this horn probably originates from animals killed in Cameroon. From 1990 to 1998, on average three black rhinos have disappeared each year, presumably poached, from northern Cameroon... |
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| Vigne, L.; Martin, E.B. 2000 Price for rhino horn increases in Yemen. Pachyderm 28: 91-100, photos 1-6, table 1 |
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| Until 1970 only the privileged elite could afford jambiyas with rhino horn handles. Then, beginning in the early 1970s, many Yemenis worked in Saudi Arabia during the oil boom years, earning much money which permitted them to buy new daggers with the revered rhino horn handles. Prices for rhino... |
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| Long, B.; Roth, B.; Holden, J.; Uck, S. 2000 Large mammals: pp. 49-68, table 1
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| This, along with the abundance of armed men in the forests during the wars last century, does not leave great hope for the survival of this species in Cambodia. |
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| Vigne, L.; Martin, E.B. 2000 Price for rhino horn increases in Yemen. Pachyderm 28: 91-100, photos 1-6, table 1 |
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| Due to the ongoing wars in the Horn of Africa and the migration of refugees from Somalia, Ethiopia and Eritrea to Yemen, it is likely that some rhino horn has also entered Sanaa with these refugees (Mohammed al Haymi, Deputy Minister of Industry, Yemen, pers. comm., 1999). |
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| To Yemen. Yemen's long coastline extends from Saudi Arabia in the west to Oman in the east, making it difficult to control smuggling. The most popular route is via Djibouti and across the Red Sea by boat, usually a zarook (Photo 2).
These dhows carry many smuggled items from Djibouti to Yemen,... |
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