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The Rhino Document Library
Contains a total of 30209 references.
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Brebion, A. 1914. Diard, naturaliste français dans l’Extrême-Orient. T'oung Pao (ser.2) 15 (2): 203-213.
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Brandon-Jones, C. 2006. A clever, odd, wild fellow: the life and work of Edward Blyth, zoologist, 1810-1873. Hamadryad, Journal of the Centre for Herpetology 31: 1-175.
Blathwayt, R. 1898. The best of all lives: a talk with H.W. Seton-Karr. Cassell's Magazine 26: 339-344.
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Bilham, R. 1994. The 1737 Calcutta earthquake and cyclone evaluated. Bulletin of the Seismological Society of America 84: 1650-1657.
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Bhutan News 2018. One-horned rhinoceros caught on camera in Royal Manas National Park. Online: http://www.kuenselonline.com/one-horned-rhinoceros-caught-on-camera-in-royal-manas-national-park/.
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Bessudnova, Z. 2013. Grigory (Gotthelf) Fischer von Waldheim (1771-1853): author of the first scientific works on Russian geology and palaeontology. Earth Sciences History 32 (1): 102–120.
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Berkenmeyer, P.L. 1729. Le curieux antiquaire, ou recueil géographique et historique des choses les plus remarquables qu’on trouve dans les quatre Parties de l’Univers, vol. 3. Leiden.
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Bautze, J.K. 1997. The history of Kotah in an art-historical context. In: Welch S.C. (ed.), Gods, kings, and tigers: the art of Kotah. New York. pp. 39-60.
Lavilla, E.O. 2022. J.G. Schneider’s Historiae Amphibiorum. Herpetology at the dawn of the 19th century. Topeka (Society for the Study of Amphibians and Reptiles).
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Baker, W.E. 1850. Memoir on the fossil remains, presented by himself and Colonel Colvin, to the Museum of Natural History, at Ludlow. Ludlow, E.J. Partridge. pp. 1-26.
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Badam, G.L. 1985. The late quaternary fauna of Imamgaon. In: Misra V.N.; Bellwoord P.S., Recent advances in Indo-Pacific prehistory. Leiden. pp. 413-416.
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Smith, Elder and Co; Falconer, H. 1847. Advertisement of future parts of Fauna Antiqua Sivalensis. The Atlas (Supplement) 1847 January 2.
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Awasthi, A.B.L. 1978. Studies in Skanda Purana, part 2: Education, economic life, religion and philosophy. Lucknow.
Archer, M. 1980. Early views of India: the picturesque journeys of Thomas and William Daniell 1786-1794. London, Thames & Hudson. pp. 1-240.
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Wheeler, A. 1997. Zoological collections in the early British Museum: the Zoological Society’s Museum. Archives of Natural History 24: 89-126.
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Knox, A.G. 2014. The first egg of Jerdon’s courser Rhinoptilus bitorquatus and a review of the early records of this species. Archives of Natural History 41 (1): 75-93.
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