Lang, H.

Lang, H. 1969. Zum alten eines [Coelodonta] nashorn-schadels aus leine-kiesen in Hannover. Bericht der Naturhistorischen Gesellschaft zu Hannover 113: 5-13, 1 figure, 2 tables.

Lang, H. 1937. Threatened by the tse-tse fly campaign: the rare white rhinoceros. Illustrated London News 1937 December 18: 1117, figs 1-3.

Lang, H. 1929. One of the last white rhinoceros in Umfolozi. Illustrated London News Saturday 09 February 1929: 226-227.

Lang, H. 1929. An outstanding monument in the history of sculpture. Illustrated London News 1929 August 31: 380-381, fig. 1.

Lang, H. 1925. Problems and facts about frozen siberian mammoths (Elephas primigenius) and their ivory. Zoologica 4 (2): 25-53, 11 figures.

Lang, H.; Vernay, A.S. 1924. [Museum] Notes: The Faunthorpe-Vernay expedition. Natural History 24 (4) July-August: 525-528, 3 plates.

Lang, H. 1924. The vanishing wild life of Africa. Natural History 24 (3): 313-327, figs. 1-8.

Lang, H. 1924. Asiatic rhinoceroses secured by the Faunthorpe-Vernay expedition. Natural History 24: 527-528, fig. 1.

Lang, H. 1924. Threatened extinction of the white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum). Journal of Mammalogy 5: 173-180.

Lang, H. 1923. Recent and historical notes on the square-lipped rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum). Journal of Mammalogy 4: 155-163, pl. 16, figs. 1-4.

Lang, H. 1922. The white rhinoceros: a survivor of pleistocene giants. Illustrated London News 1922 April 29: 636.

Lang, H. 1920. The white rhinoceros of the Belgian Congo. Bulletin of the New York Zoological Society 23 (4): 65-92, figs. 1-32, map 1.

Lang, H. 1920. Note on the above [Rhinoceros Horns]. Forest and Stream 90 (7): 379, 2 plates.

Allen, J.A.; Tjaeder, R.; Lang, H. 1907. The results of the Tjaeder Expedition. American Museum Journal V7 (4) April: 58-62, 1 map, 4 plates.

Anonymous; Lang, H.; Tjader, R. 1906. Baby rhinoceros here. New York Daily Tribune December 31, 1906: page 3, 1 plate.