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Penkina O.; Billia, E.M.E. 2004. Taezhny nosorog – Drevnie mlekopitayuschchie ne uzhilis' s chelovekom ? [The taiga rhinoceros – Ancient mammals didn 't interact with man ?] (an interview). Poisk – Ezhenedel'naya gazeta nauchnogo soobshestva [Poisk – Daily Journal of the Scientific Association], 3 sentyabrya 2004 g-a, n. 36 (798): p. 16..

Taezhny nosorog – Drevnie mlekopitayuschchie ne uzhilis' s chelovekom ? [The taiga rhinoceros – Ancient mammals didn 't interact with man ?] (an interview)

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Location Palearctic Asia Subject Culture Species Fossil Rhinos
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