Schimdt, C.; Frankfurt Zoo; Zurich Zoo 2024. Duerer-horn und horn wachstum beim Ostafrikanischen Spitz-maul nashorn (Diceros bicornis). Bulette Berlin (13): 63-75, 22 figures.
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Schimdt, C.; Frankfurt Zoo; Zurich Zoo 2024. Bestandsentwicklung des Ostafrikanischen Spitzmaul-nashorns (Diceros bicornis michaeli) in Tanzania. Bulette Berlin (13): 40-62, 2 lists, 4 graphics, 13 figures.
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Schimdt, C.; Zurich Zoo; Frankfurt Zoo 2024. Zur fortpflanzung beim Spitzmaul-nashorn (Diceros bicornis). Bulette Berlin (13): 28-39, 1 list, 2 graphs, 10 figures.
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Schimdt, C. 2005. Which should hold sway: ex situ breeding or in situ conservation?. Rigi Symposium (WAZA) Rigi, Switzerland: 41-43, 4 figs..
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Schimdt, C.; Frankfurt Zoo 2003. Return of the Black rhinos (Diceros bicornis minor) to Zambia. Proceedings 58th Annual Conference (WAZA) San Jose' Costa Rica: 186-187, 6 figs..
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Linde, J.; Augustyn, W.A.; Tembu, V.J. 2025. A review on forensic profiling of rhinoceros horn. Forensic Science International 379 (112762): 1-7. doi.org/10.1016/j.forsciint.2025.112762
Payne, J.; Dixon, K.K.; Lusli, S.; Zainuddin, Z.Z.; Indrawan, M.; Rookmaaker, L.C.; Schaffer, N.E.; Wahab, A.Z.A.; Kretzschmar, P.; Havmoller, R.G.; Agil, M.; Yoganand, K. 2025. The most endangered extant rhino species is now on the verge of extinction. Pachyderm 66: 214-220.
Ferreira, S.; Spencer, J.; Stiles, D.; Emslie, K.; Singha, H.; Dutta, D.K.; Inov, S.; Goss, S. 2025. Review: Rhinos of the World: Ecology, conservation and management. Pachyderm 66: 221-236.
Knight, C.; Hofmeyr, M. 2025. Review: IUCN African rhino conservation 2025-2035, a contemporary strategic framework. Pachyderm 66: 237-238.
Vigne, L. 2025. Review: Charging at life: Peter ‘Mbobo’ Hitchins, a life in wildlife conservation. Pachyderm 66: 242-244.
Vigne, L. 2025. Review: Somerville, Africa’s Threatened Rhinos: a history of exploitation and conservation. Pachyderm 66: 239-241.
Dewhurst, C.; Reid, G. 2025. The relationship between Glyrostigma rhinocerontis and rhinos in East and southern Africa. Pachyderm 66: 211-213.
Helm, C.; Cawthra, H.; Daqm, O.; Vynck, J. de; Kunta, S.; Namce, U. 2025. Pleistocene rhinoceros tracks from the Cape coast of South Africa. Pachyderm 66: 177-185.
Khayale, C.; Kariuki, L.; Kanga, E.; Omondi, P.; Brett, R.; Oloo, T.; Mulama, M.; Okita-Ouma, B.; Gaymer, J.; Amin, R. 2025. Advancing black rhino conservation in Kenya: milestones and the strategic outlook for sustaining population recovery. Pachyderm 66: 101-110.
Dutta, D.K.; Sarmah, A.C.; Sharma, A.; Talukdar, B.K.; Swargowari, A. 2025. The recruitment pattern and inter-calving interval of the reintroduced greater one-horned rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) population in Manas National Park, Assam, India. Pachyderm 66: 72-84.
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Rhinos have been roaming the Earth for over 50 million years, making them one of the oldest living mammal species. Their ancestors once resembled large tapirs and evolved into the massive creatures we see today.
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