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Updated on: Saturday 15 July 2006, 7:17 Makka Time, 4:17 GMT  

W Africa black rhinos may be extinct

The World Conservation Union has said that the West African black rhinoceros may be extinct and that the continent's northern white rhino may soon follow. FULL STORY

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