Gupta, B.K.; Bonal, B.S.; Prakash, V.; Goel, V. 2012. Zoo animals held in India 2011. International Zoo News 59 (4): 269-297.
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Rhino horns are not what they seem
Unlike elephant tusks or cattle horns, rhino horns are made entirely of keratin — the same protein found in human hair and fingernails. They're essentially compressed hair that grows continuously throughout the rhino's life.
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The Rhino Document Library
The Rhino Document Library contains a total of 29710 references.
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Albrecht, D. 2021. Serengeti Park: Das erste jemals ausgewilderte Breitmaulnashorn Kai. Takin (Berlin) 30 (2): 68-69.
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Valmont-Bomare, J.C. 1769. Dictionnaire raisonné universel d’histoire naturelle, contenant l'histoire des animaux, des vegetaux et des mineraux. Nouvelle édition, vol. 5. Paris, Brunet.
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Valmont-Bomare, J.C. 1769. Den almindelige Natur-Historie i Form af et Dictionnaire, ved Valmont de Bomare. Oversat, forøget og forbedret af H. von Aphelen, vol. 5. Kiobenhavn, T.L. Borup.
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Mueller, C.G. 1801. Erste Fortsetzung der Verzeichnis von Nurnbergische topographisch-historischen Kupferstichem und Holzschnitten. Nurnberg, Bielingsche Schriften.
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Cseplo, C. 2025. AZA Regional Studbook: Greater one-horned rhinoceros (R. unicornis)(current to 18 January 2026). Washington, Association of Zoos and Aquariums. pp. 1-11.
Capiro, J. 2025. AZA Regional Studbook: Southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum)(current to 5 January 2024). Washington, Association of Zoos and Aquariums. pp. 1-31.
Ferrie, G.M. 2025. AZA Regional Studbook: Eastern black rhinoceros (Diceros bicornis michaeli)(current to 22 October 2025). Washington, Association of Zoos and Aquariums. pp. 1-51.
Rahmadetiassani, A.; Darnaedi, D.; Putra, R.H.; Khan, L.; Hanum, C.L. 2025. Vegetation structure of the Sumatran rhino habitat in the Kapi, Leuser Ecosystem Area, Aceh Province. Journal of Tropical Biodiversity 5 (3): 141-155.
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Monoarfa, F.Y. 2025. Construction of draft Sumatran rhino Dicerorhinus sumatrensis mtDNA Genome High Accuracy using MGI DNBSEQ G-50 [in Indonesian]. Thesis presented to Institut Pertanian Bogor. pp. 1-75.
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Boucher, L.P. 2025. Evaluation of the performance of smartphone-based ECG devices in white rhinoceroses (Ceratotherium simum). Master’s Thesis presented to the University of Utrecht. pp. 1-38.
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Sauspeter, G.; Schiffmann, C.; Clauss, M. 2026. Body condition scoring of white Ceratotherium simum and black rhinoceros Diceros bicornis in European zoos. Journal of Zoo and Aquarium Research 14 (1): 13-24. http://doi/org/10.19227/jzar.v14i1.941
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Shabrani, A.; Juiling, S.; Wong, L.J.; Jumin, R.; Jetony, G.; Bernard, H.; Davies, G. 2026. Wildlife Atlas of Sabah: a long view between 1980 and 2020. Oryx 2026: 1-5. doi.org/10.1017/S0030605325101567
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Mtetwa, T.K.; Snelling, E.P.; Meyer, L.C.R. 2023. Improving blood oxygenation monitoring in immobilised white rhinoceros. Sanparks Research Report 2022-2023: 37.
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Yayasan Badak Indonesia 2010. The Rhino Protection Unit (RPU) – the front line for ensuring the survival of Indonesia’s rhinos. PowerPoint presentation: 27 slides.
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