Duruy, V. 1884. History of Rome and the Roman people, from its origin to the establishment of the christian empire, vol. 3 part 1. London, Kegan Paul, Trench, & Co.
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Unlike elephant tusks or cattle horns, rhino horns are made entirely of keratin — the same protein found in human hair and fingernails. They're essentially compressed hair that grows continuously throughout the rhino's life.
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Mann, M.F. 1888. Der Bestiaire Divin des Guillaume Le Clerc. Heilbronn, Gebr. Henninger (Französische Studien vol. 6 part 2).
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Cahyadi, D.D.; Chairunnisa, D.; Supratikno; Novelina, S.; Nisa’, C.; Agungpriyono, S.; Chandra, D.; Khairani, K.O.; Zulfiqri; Agil, M.; Adiputro, J.; Wibawanto, M.A.; Nurhidayat 2026. Comparative analysis of skull morphology in the Sumatran rhinoceros of Borneo (Dicerorhinus sumatrensis harrissoni). Zoologischer Anzeiger 323: 89-99. doi.org/10.1016/j.jcz.2026.05.009
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Anonymous 1898. Oude rhinoceros geschoten in de Djampangsche bosschen. Locomotief 1898 November 14: 3.
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Etienne, C.; Jesus, A. de; Fernandez, V.; Houssaye, A. 2026. How do forelimb long bones adapt in rhinoceroses? An in-depth examination of their microanatomy. Journal of Anatomy 2026: 1-30. doi.org/10.1111/joa.70180
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Kampouridis, P.; Pandolfi, L.; Kyriakouli, C.; Spassov, N.; Boehme, M. 2026. Deciduous dentition and ontogenetic development of the skull and teeth of Chilotherium (Mammalia, Perissodactyla, Rhinocerotidae) from the Late Miocene of Eurasia. Fossil Record 29 (1): 373-410. doi.org/10.3897/fr.29.19201
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Achatkin, I. 1950. O monstro encouracado: num tapete magicopelo maravilhoso mundo da caça. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 9 (3): 32-34.
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Lisboa, C.C. 1953. Los aventuras de tres cacadores brasileiros na Africa. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 12 (2): 10-20.
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Vageler, P. 1956. Perigos da grande caça. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 15 (1): 32-36.
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Anonymous 1957. Os rinocerontes indianos de Assam. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 16 (7): 38-39.
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Monteiro, J.M.S.; Campos, Leonidas V. 1957. Os rinocerontes. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 16 (9): 10-11.
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Aranha, O. 1958. A caça na India. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 19 (5): 24.
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Dempster, B. 1960. O Safari um sporte rendoso. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 19 (5): 40-43.
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Davis, H. 1960. Nao passa de lenda a coragem dos intrepidos cacadores de feras. Fauna, Orgao mensal do cacador e pescador nacional (Sao Paulo) 19 (8): 24-27.
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