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The Rhino Document Library
Contains a total of 30289 references.
The RRC website provides access to an extensive database of indexed and tagged references, abstracts and full texts covering all aspects of rhino knowledge. There are no restrictions on language, time period, location or type of publication, including reports and grey literature. Contributions and suggestions are welcome.
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Goosen, E.J. 2021. South Africa: Every dog has its day. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 24.
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Cooke, J.; Druce, D.J. 2021. How do you indentify black rhinos. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 25.
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Sectionov, I. 2021. Indonesia: Acting to save the Sumatran rhino. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 28.
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Whitlatch, C. 2021. Indonesia: Ever thought you’d see a Javan rhino at sea. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 29.
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Talukdar, B.K. 2021. India: rhino conservation success in Assam. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 30-31.
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Quyen Vu 2021. Vietnam: The trade that never sleeps. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 32.
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Taylor, J. 2021. Reducing demand for rhino horn, with Mr T. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 33.
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Anonymous 2021. Illegal trade: rhino horn at risk of being laundered in the UK. The Horn (Save the Rhino International) 2021: 34-35.
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Arnold MacCully, E. 2016. Clara : the (mostly) true story of the rhinoceros who dazzled kings, inspired artists, and won the hearts of everyone … while she ate her way up and down a continent. New York, Schwartz & Wade Books. pp. 1-44.
Cappellini, E.; (and many others) 2019. Early Pleistocene enamel proteome from Dmanisi resolves Stephanorhinus phylogeny. Nature 574 (7776): 103-107.
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Spassov, N.; Geraads, D.; Hristova, L.; Markov, G.N.; Garevska, B.; Garevski, R. 2018. The late Miocene mammal faunas of the Republic of Macedonia (FYROM). Palaeontographica A 311 (1-6): 1-85. doi.org/10.1127/pala/2018/0073
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Cherin, M.; Azzarà, B.; Breda, M.; Alba, B.A.; Buzi, C.; Pandolfi, L.; Pazzaglia, F. 2019. Large mammal remains from the Early Pleistocene site of Podere San Lorenzo (Perugia, central Italy). Rivista Italiana di Paleontologia e Stratigrafia 125 (2): 489-515.
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Kotowski, A.; Stefaniak, K.; Kahlke, R.D. 2020. A rhinocerotid skull from the Early Pleistocene site of Untermassfeld. in Kahlke, R.D. (ed.) The Pleistocene of Untermassfeld near Meiningen (Thüringen, Germany), Part 4: 1273-1294.
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Ackermans, N.L. 2020. The history of mesowear: a review. PeerJ 8, e8519: 1-16. doi.org/10.7717/peerj.8519
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Chen, F.; t Sas Rolfes, M. 2021. Theoretical analysis of a simple permit system for selling synthetic wildlife goods. Ecological Economics 180 (106873): 1-11.
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Wildlife Justice Commission 2019. A preliminary analysis of raw rhino horn prices in Africa and Asia. New York, WJC. pp. 1-8.
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Jones, B. 2021. Fake rhino horns were supposed to foil poachers. What went wrong?. Vox News Online 22 October 2021: 1-4.
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Rookmaaker, L.C. 2019. The history of the captive breeding programs of the Sumatran Rhinoceros 1984-2019. Report commissioned by the International Rhino Foundation. pp. 1-105.
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UNESCO 1984. Royal Chitwan National Park: nomination to the World Heritage list. Report to UNESCO. pp. 1-4.
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Choegyal, L. 2017. Returning to Chitwan. Nepali Times 1 December 2017: https://archive.nepalitimes.com/regular-columns/So-far-so-good/back-to-Chitwan,1075.
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Titov, V.V.; Kosintsev, P.A.; Puzachenko, A.Y. 2021. Evolution of the European regional large mammals assemblages in the end of the Middle Pleistocene – The first half of the Late Pleistocene (MIS 6–MIS 4). Quaternary International 605-606: 155-191, 17 figs, 3 tabs. doi.org/10.1016/j.quaint.2020.08.038
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Konopka, B. 2021. Palaeontologists reconstructing skeleton of rare prehistoric rhino reveal it was saved ‘by a whisker’ after builders wanted to throw it away. The First News (Warsaw) 5 October 2021: 9 figs.
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Roy, A. 2012. Jagjivanpur: 1996-2005 excavation report. Kolkata, Directorate of Archaeology and Museum.
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Cruysse, D. van der 2004. Mercenaires français de la VOC. La route des Indes hollandaises au XVIIème siècle (Jean Guidon de Chambelle). Paris, Chandeigne. pp. 1-288.
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