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China P.R., General Administration of Customs 2017. Harbin Customs seizes mammoth tusks, woolly rhinoceros horns and nephrite blocks. On-line source 8 March 2017 http://english.customs.gov.cn/statics/ed386b51-fae3-432d-a9c6-a0e7235e184e.html: 3 figures.

Harbin Customs seizes mammoth tusks, woolly rhinoceros horns and nephrite blocks

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Location China Subject Trade Species Fossil Rhinos
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