A new study argues for treating endangered Sumatran populations in Borneo and Sumatra as “a single conservation unit”, lending academic support to a controversial proposal to move wild rhinos from Malaysia to Indonesia.
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Rhino populations in Sumatra, Borneo should be combined to save Sumatran rhino from extinction
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