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Staphorst, L. 2026. The contaminated English words ‘arnoceros’, ‘rhinoster’, and ‘rhinaster’ vis-à-vis Eben Venter’s Decima and Eugène Marais’s Khoesan Dwaalstories. Notes and Queries: 1-2. doi.org/10.1093/notesj/gjag168

The contaminated English words ‘arnoceros’, ‘rhinoster’, and ‘rhinaster’ vis-à-vis Eben Venter’s Decima and Eugène Marais’s Khoesan Dwaalstories

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Location South Africa Subject History Species Black Rhino (bicornis)

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Staphorst, L.

Published

2026

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Notes and Queries

Pages

1-2

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doi.org/10.1093/notesj/gjag168

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The contaminated English words ‘arnoceros’, ‘rhinoster’, and ‘rhinaster’ vis-à-vis Eben Venter’s Decima and Eugène Marais’s Khoesan Dwaalstories