File:1979 Convention of the Vicuña participation map.svg
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English: Participation in the Convention on the Conservation and Management of the Vicuña (Lima 1979). The Convention was signed and ratified by Bolivia, Chile, Ecuador and Peru in 1979, and by Argentina in 1981. All parties were required to also have signed and ratified or acceded to the Convention on the Conservation of the Vicuña (La Paz 1969).
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| Author | Nederlandse Leeuw |
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