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Location
Kenya
Subject
Morphology
Species
Black Rhino (bicornis)
Mitchell, E. 1936. A curious rhino horn (from Mt. Kenya). Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News 1936 July 3: 38, fig. 1.
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