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MacCleery, R.A.; Nhleko, Z.N.; Ahrens, R.; Ferreira, S.M. 2022. Poaching is directly and indirectly driving the decline of South Africa’s large population of white rhinos. Animal Conservation 25 (2): 168-169. doi.org/10.1111/acv.12783

Poaching is directly and indirectly driving the decline of South Africa’s large population of white rhinos

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Location Southern Africa Subject Conservation Species White Rhino (simum)
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