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China
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Taxonomy
Species
Fossil Rhinos
Zheng, Shaohua 1982. Some Pliocene mammalian fossils from Songshan 2 and 3 (Tianzhu, Gansu) and the Songshan Fauna. Vertebrata PalAsiatica 20 (3): 216-227.
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