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Brachetka, J. 1965. Versuch einer Auswertung von uber 8500 Angaben uber Krankheits- oder Todesursachen im Sch’nbrunner Tiergarten. Zoologische Garten 31 (1/2): 59-87.

Versuch einer Auswertung von uber 8500 Angaben uber Krankheits- oder Todesursachen im Sch’nbrunner Tiergarten

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Location Captive Subject Captivity Species Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)

causes of death in Vienna Zoo. Indian Rhino kept 1856-1894, after 38 years sold to Breslau due to the renovation of the building, where it died soon afterwards.

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Location Captive Subject Captivity Species Greater One-horned Rhino (unicornis)

Indian Rhino kept 1856-1894, after 38 years sold to Breslau due to the renovation of the building, where it died soon afterwards.

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