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Forbes, A. 1950. Nimule Reserve notes. Sudan Wildlife and Sport 1 (4): 27.

Nimule Reserve notes

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Location Sudan Subject Distribution Species White Rhino (simum)

Dr Woodman saw a pair of rhino amting and Mr. Corfield and the Game Warden were able to approach and photograph at 50 yards range a group consisting of thirteen white rhino.

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