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Matsumoto, H. 1921. Descriptions of some new fossil mammals from Kani District, Prov. of Mino, with revisions of some Asiatic fossil Rhinocerotids. Science Reports of the Tohoku Imperial University. 2nd series, Geology 5 (3): 75-91, pls. 13-14.

Descriptions of some new fossil mammals from Kani District, Prov. of Mino, with revisions of some Asiatic fossil Rhinocerotids

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Location China Subject Taxonomy Species Fossil Rhinos
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