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Location
Captive
Subject
Veterinary
Species
Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)
Dee, M. 1971. “Nepali” (death of a female Indian rhino at the L.A. Zoo). American Association of Zoo Keepers Bulletin 4 (7-8) July-Aug: 3-5.
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