Anonymous 1930. Sound pictures of wild life. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 156 (4063), 1930 November 8: 645.
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Mwindaji 1930. Rhinoceros horn (price in India). Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 157 (4091), 1931 May 23: 746.
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Anonymous 1931. Bull rhino makes up his mind to hold up the traffic. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 158 (4117), 1931 November 21: 777.
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Mills, A.E. 1931. Rhinoceros horn. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 157 (4084), 1931 April 4: 476.
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Pocock, R.I. 1932. The Empire's big game on show: a great exhibition at the Natural History Museum, South Kensington. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 159 (4146), 1932 June 11: 880.
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Lyell, D.D. 1932. Elephants and rhinoceros. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 159 (4136), 1932 March 26: 474.
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Heutsz, J.B. van 1932. Elephants and rhinoceros. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 159 (4133), 1932 March 5: 335.
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Peacock, E.H. 1932. Two of the finest animals found in Burma's forests. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 159 (4128), 1932 February 6: 185.
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Anonymous 1932. The rarest rhino (in Malaysia). Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 159 (4129), 1932 February 13: 223.
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Brocklehurst, H.C. 1933. Big game's chances in the Sudan. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 161 (4189), 1933 April 8: 740.
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Y.D. 1933. Shooting of a proclaimed rhino. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 161 (4189), 1933 April 8: 755.
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Jaunez, M. de 1933. Rhino poaching (in Karangwe). Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 162 (4219), 1933 November 4: 1166.
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Jordan, E.K. 1927. An elephant with six tusks and a rhino with three horns. Field, the country gentleman's magazine 150 (3892), 1927 July 28: 167.
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Clark, J.L.; Dugmore, A.R. 1929. Trails of the hunted. Boston, Little, Brown & Co.. pp.1-310, selected plates.
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Chadwick, D.H.; Winter, S. 2010. Kaziranga National Park is India's grassland kingdom. National Geographic 218 (2) August: 98-117.
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Kotowski, A.; Nowakowski, D.; Kuropka, P.; Kolaczyk, K.; Badura, J.; Borowka, R.K.; Stachowicz-Rybka, R.; Ratajczak, U.; Shpansky, A.V.; Urbanski, K.; Stefaniak, K. 2017. Histological analysis and comparison between bones of Stephanorhinus kirchbergensis from Gorzów Wielkopolski (Poland), woolly rhinoceros Coelodonta antiquitatis, Indian rhinoceros Rhinoceros unicornis, black rhinoceros Diceros bicornis, and white rhinoceros Ceratotherium simum – Preliminary data and perspectives. In: Quaternary stratigraphy and hominids around Europe: Tautavel, Eastern Pyrenees - Abstracts. p. 58.
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Lagrot, J.F. 2017. Nosorog – Zolotye roga [Rhinoceros – Gold horns] [in Russian]. Priroda, Moskva; October 2017: 64-74, w/ figures.
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London Zoo 1871. Extraordinary mishap at the zoo: rescue of the half-frozen female rhinoceros. Days' Doings (London) Saturday 21 January 1871: 8.
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Wombwell, G. 1872. Sale of Wombwell's Royal No.1 menagerie at Edinburgh. Scotsman (Edinburgh) 1872 April 10.
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Anonymous 1877. Indian hunting trophies and zoological specimens, collected by H.R.H. The Prince of Wales. From the Picture Gallery of the Zoological Gardens, Regent's Park. Illustrated Sporting and Dramatic News 1877 April 7: 70.
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Kennion, R.L. 1928. The rhinoceros in Nepal. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 151 (3922), 1928 Feb 23: 333.
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Abbay, H. 1929. Rhinoceros – mother and young. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 154 (3993), 1929 July 6: 26.
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Anonymous 1929. Wildlife in Uganda. Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 154 (4001), 1929 August 31: 309.
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Harris, C.R. 1930. Preserving the rhinoceros (in Umfolozi). Field, the country gentleman's newspaper 156 (4068), 1930 December 13: 847.
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A.J.R.A. 1922. The white rhinoceros in Zululand. Field, the country gentleman's magazine 140 (3638), 1922 September 16: 404.
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