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Meyer, H. 1909. Das Deutsche Kolonialreich, vol 1: Ostafrika und Kamerun. Leipzig und Wien, Bibliographisches Institut. pp. i-xii, 1-650.

Das Deutsche Kolonialreich, vol 1: Ostafrika und Kamerun

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Matschie, P. 1909. Bemerkungen uber die Verbreitung der Saugetiere in Kamerun.
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Location Tanzania Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis)

Only the rhinoceros is more common in Karagwe than in any other part of the region between the great lakes.

Note
Location Tanzania Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis)

Tanzania. From the thick hide of rhinos the people in East Africa cut elastic parts, which are erroneously called Kiboko (hippopotamus), although most of them come from the Kifaru (rhino).

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Location Tanzania Subject Distribution Species Black Rhino (bicornis) Year 1907

Rhino horn were exported from German East Africa in 1907 for Mark 105,261. The farmers around Kilimanjaro have taken for several years waggon-loads of rhino hide for export, and as the European leather industry pays well for the thick hide, the introduction of the railway will soon see the end of the rhinos, if the export is not made more difficult.

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