Bowen, G.W. 1871. A rhinoceros hunt in the People's Park. Madras Mail 11 December 1871: 1.
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Anonymous 1880. A whole world's fair of wonders. Detroit Free Press Sunday 2 May 1880: 2.
Anonymous 1886. A Rajah's wedding (Baroda). Montrose, Arbroath and Brechin Review 26 February 1886: 2.
Timler, A.K. 1888. Colonel Timler's diary in India. Times of India 1888 September 24: 6.
Timler, A.K. 1888. Colonel Timler's diary in India, continued. Times of India 1888 October 4: 5.
Anonymous 1900. The Viceroy's tour. Times of India 5 March 1900: 5.
Anonymous 1900. The Viceroy's movements. Times of India 6 March 1900: 5.
Anonymous 1900. The Viceroy's tour. Times of India 9 March 1900: 5.
Digby, W. 1890. A friend in need, 1857; friendship forgotten, 1887: an episode in Indian Foreign Office administration. London, Indian Political Agency: pp. i-xvii, 1-148.
Hidayat, D.; Nitibaskara, T.U.; Iskandar, M. 2016. Food diversity of the Javan Rhino (Rhinoceros sondaicus) on ‘Rumpang’ habitat, Ujung Kulon National Park, Banten. Journal Nusa Sylva 16 (2): 59-64.
Meghani, K. 2017. Splendours of the subcontinent: a prince's tour of India, 1875-6. London, Royal Collection Trust: pp. 1-216.
Dezago, T. 1998. Revenge of the rhino!. The sensational spiderman 1 (31): 1-36.
Soltykoff, Alexis prince 1848. Lettres sur l'Inde. Paris, Amyot: pp. 1-375.
Mangeart, T. 1763. Introduction à la science des médailles, pour servir à la connoissance de tout ce qui appartient à l'histoire ancienne, ouvrage propre à servir de supplément à l'Antiquité expliquée, par dom Montfaucon. Paris, d'Houry: pp. i-xiv, 1-586.
Arsan, Z.; Hasmaran, S.; Roth, T.L. 2018. Pengaruh keberadaan jaringan fibroid pada saluran reproduksi badak sumatera betina terhadap potensi kebuntingannya. Proceedings of the 20th FAVA Congress & the 15th KIVNAS PDHI, Bali Nov 1-3, 2018. pp. 322-324.
Arsan, Z.; Hasmaran, S.; Citino, S.B.; Bryant, B.R. 2018. Anestesi kombinasi pada badak sumatra: prosedur awal koleksi sperma menggunakan elektroejakulator. Proceedings of the 20th FAVA Congress & the 15th KIVNAS PDHI, Bali Nov 1-3, 2018. pp. 319-321.
Uys, G. 2017. Rhino farming: an opportunity for cattle farmers to diversify (interview with David Crous). Farmer's Weekly (South Africa) 27 January 2017: 34-36.
Tourniaire 1824. Exhibition of the Groote Menagerie of Madam Tourniare in The Hague. 's Gravenhaagsche Courant 12 May 1824.
Tourniaire 1824. Exhibition of the Groote Menagerie of Madam Tourniare in The Hague. 's Gravenhaagsche Courant 5 May 1824 (no. 54): 2.
Tourniaire 1824. Exhibition of the Groote Menagerie of Madam Tourniare in The Hague. 's Gravenhaagsche Courant Monday 10 May 1824 (no. 56): 2.
Peale, C.W. 1826. Peale's Museum exhibits a rhinoceros. Evening Post (New York) Friday 20 October 1826: 1.
Mavrandonis, L.; Downie, S. 2017. Monitoring black rhino. In Walker, C. & Walker, A., Rhino revolution: searching for new solutions. Auckland Park. pp. 131-154.
Kosintsev, P.A.; Mitchell, K.J.; Deviese, T.; Kuitems, M.; Petrova, E.; Tikhonov, A.N.; (and many others); Plicht, J. van der 2018. Evolution and extinction of the giant rhinoceros Elasmotherium sibiricum sheds light on late Quaternary megafaunal extinctions. Nature, Ecology and Evolution 3: 31-38, 5 figs. doi.org/10.1038/s41559-018-0722-0
Vigne, L.; Martin, E.B. 2018. Illegal rhino horn trade in Eastern Asia still threaten's Kruger's rhinos. Lympne, Aspinall Foundation: pp. 1-124.
Rabinowitz, A. 2002. Beyond the last village: a journey of discovery in Asia's forbidden wilderness. London, Aurum Press: pp. 1-300.