The Rhino Document Library

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Basu, B.; Shah, S. 2006. Wither the North-East?. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 72-73.

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Barua, Maan 2006. The road ahead for the Great indian one-horned rhinoceros. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 48-49.

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Sekhsaria, P. 2006. Lessons from Manas. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 46-47.

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Gruisen, J. van 2006. Manas magic. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 42-45.

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Nair, Manoj V. 2006. Paradise regained? a week in Manas. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 32-39.

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Choudhury, A. 2006. Manas: looking back, looking forward. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 22-29.

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Sahgal, B. 2006. Kaziranga declared tiger reserve. Sanctuary Asia 26 (5): 8.

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Sahgal, B. 2006. Retrospective: lest we forget. Sanctuary Asia 26 (5): 88-91.

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Sahgal, B. 2006. Endangered: 25 species we must not lose. Sanctuary Asia 26 (5): 42-47.

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Sahgal, B. 2006. Meet Farooq Issa: heritage protector, art restorer and dealer. Sanctuary Asia 26 (1): 18-21.

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Choudhury, A. 2005. Saving Karbi Anglong. Sanctuary Asia 25 (6): 31-37.

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Maheswaran, G. 2004. Jaldapara, the crown of North Bengal. Sanctuary Asia 24 (2): 32-37.

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Singh, R.L. 2003. Male rhino for Dudhwa. Sanctuary Asia 23 (3): 69.

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Sahgal, B. 2003. Trouble in Kaziranga (A Sanctuary report). Sanctuary Asia 23 (3): 61.

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Sahgal, B. 2003. Rhinos on the rise. Sanctuary Asia 23 (6): 65.

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Dublin Zoo 2023. Rhino calf born at Dublin Zoo. Dublin Zoo news release 2 January 2023: 1-2, 2 figures. www.dublinzoo.ie/zoo-news/rhino-calf-born-at-dublin-zoo-2023/

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Prilepskaya, N.E.; Belyaev, R.I. 2025. The longest rhinoceros horn has been found in the permafrost of Yakutia. A.N. Severtsov Institute of Ecology and Evolution of the Russian Academy of Sciences News release, 12 September 2025: 1-7, 2 figures.

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Hillman Smith, K. 1981. More land for White rhino in the S. Sudan. Africana 8 (1): 30.

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Martin, E.B. 1981. India’s rhino horn trade. Africana 8 (1): 31, 1 figure.

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Carpenter, Shelly 1978. One day old female Southern White rhino calf ‘Katie’ at Phoenix Zoo. Animal Keepers Forum 6 (12): front cover, 225.

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Kuschinski, L. 1979. Southern White rhino pair with keeper at Calderpark Zoo, Glasgow, Scotland. Animal Keepers Forum 6 (9) : front cover, 161.

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Janssens, B.; Trouwborst, A. 2018. Rhinoceros conservation and international law: the role of wildlife treaties in averting megaherbivore extinction. Journal of International Wildlife Law and Policy 21 (2-3): 146-189.

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Ghosh, A. 2003. . Kaziranga, the great escape. Sanctuary Asia 23 (5): 24-25.

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Sahgal, B. 2002. Rhino relocation. Sanctuary Asia 22 (1): 65.

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Sahgal, B. 2002. Kenya: rhinos poached. Sanctuary Asia 22 (1): 63.

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