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Export Quotas for Specimens of (Chameleon) Species Included in the CITES Appendices  Calendar Year  1999 & 2000

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IF SPECIES IS NOT LISTED BELOW IT IS ONLY EXPORTED FROM ONE COUNTRY. THE TOTAL IS THE TOTAL OF ABOVE  WILD CAUGHT AND CAPTIVE BRED COMBINED

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CITES Notifications

No. 1999/51 Geneva, 30 July 1999

CONCERNING:

MADAGASCAR

Exploitation and management of reptiles and amphibians of Madagascar

1. Madagascar has put in place an experimental program for the management and exploitation of its populations of reptiles and amphibians.

2. Under this program, only four species of Chamaeleo and four species of Phelsuma may be traded. The export quotas for these species were published in Notification to the Parties No. 1999/47 of 1 July 1999.

3. Only three exporters will be authorized to trade in these species. These companies are:

Société RAJAOFERSON PETFARM;
Société REPTEL; and
Centre SOAFIAVY.

4. The experimental program started in June 1999.

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literature cited (14,15,16)

Thanks go to Euan John Edwards, Reptile Catcher, Madagascar, for suggesting the CITES web site.