The State Council, or Cabinet, has issued a new regulation to protect paleontology fossils, part of the country's efforts to protect its extensive fossil heritage by introducing a stricter approval system for the legitimate exploration, transfer and exchanges of fossils. The regulation, which will take effect from January 1, 2011, bans the taking of paleontology fossils that have not yet been identified and stipulates any exhibition of fossils under state protection must be approved by the...
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