 | Edwards, J. 1997 History contest. Zoos Print 12 (3): 3, fig. 1 |
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| A streoscopic photograph of a Javan rhino, probably taken early 20th century. It may have been taken in the Madras Zoo. |
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| Rookmaaker, L.C. 1997 A gift from Nepal to London Zoo, 1921. Journal of the Bartlett Society 8: 28-29 |
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| Prince of Wales Edward VIII visited Nepal 13-21 Dec 1921. During a shoot in the Chitwan Np, they shot 9 rhino. On 18 Dec 1921 the Maharajah of Nepal presented a collection of animals to the prince. These animals arrived in Bombay on 10 Jan 1922 where they were temporarily housed in the Victori... |
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| Anonymous 1997 Two white rhino died. International Zoo News 44 (1): 59-60 |
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| Two 1/1 white rhino sent from USA to China died of exposure and dehydration in July 1996 while enroute from Shanghai to Chengdu Zoo. They should have been transported by rail, a journey of 8 hours, but instead were taken by truck along the 1650 mile route in oppressive summer heat, apparently be... |
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| Rookmaaker, L.C. 1997 Records of an animal collection in Poona at the end of the eighteenth century. Back When and Then 2 (1): 2, fig. 1 |
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| Drawing by Gingaram Chintaram Tambat commisioned by Sir Charles Warre Malet, resident in Poona, India, 1786-1796. Watercolour and gouache on laid paper, 22x36 cm, showing male Rhinoceros unicornis. Inscription in Marathi by the artist and comment by Sir Malet in English: 'This drawing and wax f... |
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| Chakraborty, A.; Chaudhury, B.; Sarma, D.K. 1997 Isolation of bacteria from captive herbivores. Indian Journal Comp. Microbiology, Immunology and Inf. Disease 18 (2) July-Dec: 147-152, 1 table |
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| Endo, H.; Yamada, T.K.; Nakamuta, N.; Tanemura, K.; Kurohmaru, M.; Hayashi, Y. 1996 Testicular morphology of a Greater Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis). Journal of Veterinary Medical Science 58 (10): 937-940, figs. 1-7 |
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| We used the left testis of a greater Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) which died of pneumonia in 16th July 1995 at Tama Zoological Park (Tokyo, Japan). The animal, weighing approximately 2,000 kg, was estimated to be about 42 years old. |
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| Talukdar, S.R. 1996 Gross and histological study on the thyroid gland of a week-old rhino calf (Rhinoceros unicornis). Indian Veterinary Journal 73 (January): 85-87, figs. 1-2 |
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| 7 day old calf died |
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| Vigne, L.; Martin, E.B. 1996 Assam State Zoo supplies rhinos to West Bengal. International Zoo News 43 (7): 513-514, fig. 1 |
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| 1995, Oct 17, 2 males to West Bengal, before which they had 13/9 |
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| Valandikar, S.C.; Raju, R. 1996 Pulmonary tuberculosis in black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis) in Mysore Zoo. Zoos Print 11 (3): 16-17 |
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| Pulmonary tb in Diceros bicornis in Mysore Zoo. Tuberculosis has been recognized as a serious disease in zoo animals (Theon and Himes, 1982). Though the disease has been nearly eradicated from domestic animals and humans in many developed countries, outbreaks of this zoontic disease continue to... |
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| Endo, H.; Yamada, T.K.; Nakamuta, N.; Tanemura, K.; Kurohmaru, M.; Hayashi, Y. 1996 Testicular morphology of a Greater Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis). Journal of Veterinary Medical Science 58 (10): 937-940, figs. 1-7 |
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