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Reference Base  Mammals which have recently become extinct in British Nor... |
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Mammals which have recently become extinct in British North Borneo |
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Dollman, J.G. |
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1937 |
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Journal of the Society for the Preservation of the Fauna of the Empire |
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30 |
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67-74 |
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History
White Rhino
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| In the early days of this century Major P. H. G. Powell-Cotton discovered the Northern White Rhinoceros near Lado, in the Sudan, and this race, which has been named Rhinoceros simus cottoni, is a very close relation of the Southern form, so close as to be all but indistinguishable. This Norther... |
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Morphology - Size
Indian Rhino
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| In this animal the horn as a rule is little longer than that of the Javan species, but in the record specimen in the British Museum collection the length is as much as 24 inches. |
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