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Science: Stocky rhinos confound the zoologists |
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Palmer, D. |
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1992 |
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New Scientist |
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4 July 1992 |
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Africa
Conservation
White Rhino
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Rhinoceros leg bones are much stronger than they need to be, say two
zoologists who have tested the bones of a white rhinoceros that died recently
at Whipsnade Zoo. The finding has important implications for studies of
dinosaurs’ bones: it may overturn the palaeontologists’ assumptio... |
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Science: Stocky rhinos confound the zoologists
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