The Rhino Document Library
Contains a total of 30357 references.
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Hubback, T.R. 1940. The ‘national park’ of Malaya – undesirable legislation. Country Life 87 (2246) 3 February: 114-115.
Nightingale, E.H. 1947. Elephant hunting in the Dinka country. Country Life 102 (2633) 4 July: 26-27.
R.J.; American Museum of Natural History 1931. The fauna of the East Indies. The Vernay-Faunthorpe expedition. Country Life 69 (1794) 6 June: 700-703.
Phillips, T. 1956. Discoveries in an African nature reserve. Country Life 119 (3080) 26 January: 146-148.
Joynes, A. 2016. Tracking the Major: Sketches from the Powell-Cotton Museum. Canterbury, Micle Print. pp. 1-148.
Calcutta correspondent 1907. Odds and ends: photograph of female rhinoceros lying on her back in the mud. Wide World Magazine 18: 311.
Perth Zoo 1951. Rhinoceros arrives for South Perth Zoo. West Australian [newspaper] Wednesday 24 January 1951: 3.
Goldau, A. 2007. Book review: Armin Püttger-Conradt, Der Fluch des Horns. Kritische Ökologie: Zeitschrift für Umwelt und Entwicklung 22 (2), Nr. 69: 28-30.
Goldau, A. 2007. Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt: die Stunde der Reproduktions-manager. Kritische Ökologie: Zeitschrift für Umwelt und Entwicklung 22 (2), Nr. 69: 25-28.
Puettger-Conradt, A. 2007. Das südliche Breitmaulnashorn – eine Erfolgsgeschichte, die Mut macht. Kritische Ökologie: Zeitschrift für Umwelt und Entwicklung 22 (2), Nr. 69: 22-24.
Puettger-Conradt, A. 2007. Kongo-Nashörner im Machtspiel der Weltpolitik. Kritische Ökologie: Zeitschrift für Umwelt und Entwicklung 22 (2), Nr. 69: 18-21.
Goldau, A. 2007. Die Hoffnung stirbt zuletzt – Nashörner im 21. Jahrhundert. Kritische Ökologie: Zeitschrift für Umwelt und Entwicklung 22 (2), Nr. 69: 14-18.
Webster, F.A.M. 1919. The one-handed hunter and the rhinoceros. Wide World Magazine 43 (258) October: 459-462.
Maine, B. 1936. Our ambassador king: His Majesty King Edward VIII’s life of devotion and service as Prince of Wales. London, Hutchinson and Co.
Bright, R.G.T. 1907. On the frontier in Central Africa. Wide World Magazine 18 (107) February: 528-535.