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Product-Code-For-Cites-(Animal).Pdf S/N HS Code Product Code Product Code Description Product Code Quantity Unit 1 01062000 CRP1NALSI CHINESE ALLIGATOR (ALLIGATOR SINENSIS) HDS 2 01062000 CRP2NPAPA DWARF CAIMAN (PALEOSUCHUS PALPEBROSUS) HDS 3 01062000 CRP1NOSTE DWARF CROCODILE (OSTEOLAEMUS TETRASPIS) HDS 4 01062000 CRP1NTOSC FALSE GAVIAL (TOMISTOMA SCHLEGELII) HDS 5 01062000 CRP1NCRPAPA MARSH CROCODILE (CROCODYLUS PALUSTRIS PALUSTRIS) HDS 6 01062000 CRP1NCRPO SALTWATER CROCODILE (CROCODYLUS POROSUS) HDS 7 01062000 CRP1NCRSI SIAMESE CROCODILE (CROCODYLUS SIAMENSIS) HDS 8 01062000 CRP2NCHSP CHAMELEON (CHAMAELEON SPP.) HDS 9 01062000 CRP2NIGIG COMMON IGUANA (IGUANA IGUANA) HDS 10 01062000 CRP1NLYWI ELECTRIC BLUE GECKO (LYGODACTYLUS WILLIAMSI) HDS 11 01062000 CRP2NHESU GILA MONSTER (HELODERMA SUSPECTUM) HDS 12 01062000 CRP1NVAKO KOMODO DRAGON (VARANUS KOMODOENSIS) HDS 13 01062000 CRP2NCOSP LIZARD (CORDYLUS SPP.) HDS 14 01062000 CRP2NVASP LIZARD (VARANUS SPP.) HDS 15 01062000 CRP2NPHMA MADAGASCAR DAY GECKO (PHELSUMA MADAGASCARIENSIS) HDS 16 01062000 CRP0NGESP NON-CITES GECKO HDS 17 01062000 CRP0NLILI NON-CITES LIZARD HDS 18 01062000 CRP2NUROR ORNATE SPINY-TAILED LIZARD (UROMASTYX ORNATA) HDS 19 01062000 CRP2NCOZE PREHENSILE-TAILED SKINK (CORUCIA ZEBRATA) HDS 20 01062000 CRP1NCYCO RHINOCEROS IGUANA (CYCLURA CORNUTA) HDS 21 01062000 CRP2NTUSP TEGU SPECIES (TUPINAMBIS SPP.) HDS 22 01062000 CRP2NVASA WATER MONITOR (VARANUS SALVATOR) HDS 23 01062000 CRP1NBRFA FIJI BANDED IGUANA (BRACHYLOPHUS FASCIATUS) HDS 24 01062000 CRP2NDRGU GUYANAN CAIMAN LIZARD (DRACAENA GUIANENESIS) HDS 25 01062000 CRP2NURHE HENKEL'S FLAT-TAILED GECKO (UROPLATUS HENKELI) HDS 26 01062000 CRP2NUROC OCELLATED MASTIGURE (UROMASTYX OCELLATA) HDS 27 01062000 CRP2NFUPA PANTHER CHAMELEON (FURCIFER PARDALIS) HDS 28 01062000 CRP2NCAPA PARSON'S GIANT CHAMELEON (CALUMMA PARSONII) HDS 29 01062000 CRP2NEUSP ANACONDA (EUNECTES SPP.) HDS 30 01062000 CRP2NXESP ASIATIC WATER SNAKE (XENOCHROPHIS PISCATOR) HDS 31 01062000 CRP2NNASP BLACK SPITTING COBRA (NAJA N SPUTATRIX ) HDS 32 01062000 CRP2NPYBR BLOOD PYTHON (PYTHON BRONGERSMAI) HDS 33 01062000 CRP2NCASP BOA (CANDOIA SPP.) HDS 34 01062000 CRP2NPYBE BORNEO SHORT-TAILED PYTHON (PYTHON BREITENSTEINI) HDS 35 01062000 CRP2NPYBI BURMESE PYTHON (PYTHON BIVITTATUS) HDS 36 01062000 CRP2NNANA COBRA (NAJA NAJA SPP.) HDS 37 01062000 CRP2NCOCA EMERALD TREE BOA (CORALLUS CANINUS) HDS 38 01062000 CRP2NMOVI GREEN TREE PYTHON (MORELIA VIRIDIS) HDS 39 01062000 CRP2NOPHA KING COBRA (OPHIOPHAGUS HANNAH) HDS 40 01062000 CRP2NTRMA MANGSHAN PITVIPER (TRIMERESURUS MANGSHANENSIS) HDS 41 01062000 CRP2NNAUSPP NEW ZEALAND TREE GECKO (NAULTINUS SPP.) HDS 42 01062000 CRP0NLISN NON-CITES SNAKE HDS 43 01062000 CRP2NAPSP PAPUANA PYTHON (APODORA PAPUANA) HDS 44 01062000 CRP2NNAPH PHILIPPINE SPITTING COBRA (NAJA PHILIPPINENSIS) HDS 45 01062000 CRP2NLISP PYTHON (LIASIS SPP.) HDS 46 01062000 CRP2NMOSP PYTHON (MORELIA SPP.) HDS 47 01062000 CRP2NPTMU RAT SNAKE (PTYAS MUCOSUS) HDS 48 01062000 CRP2NPYRE RETICULATED PYTHON (PYTHON RETICULATUS) HDS 49 01062000 CRP2NPYREG ROYAL PYTHON (PYTHON REGIUS) HDS 50 01062000 CRP2NNASA SAMAR SPITTING COBRA (NAJA SAMARENSIS) HDS 51 01062000 CRP2NPYCU SUMATRAN SHORT-TAILED PYTHON (PYTHON CURTUS) HDS 52 01062000 CRP2NPYTI TIMOR PYTHON (PYTHON TIMORIENSIS) HDS 53 01062000 CRP2NLESP WHITE LIPPED PYTHON (LEIOPYTHON SPP.) HDS 54 01062000 CRP2NEPCE RAINBOW BOA (EPICRATES CENCHRIA) HDS 55 01062000 CRP2NALGI ALDABRA GIANT TORTOISE (ALDABRACHELYS GIGANTEA) HDS 56 01062000 CRP2NGEGI ALDABRA GIANT TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE GIGANTEA) HDS 57 01062000 CRP3NMATE ALLIGATOR SNAPPING TURTLE (MACROCLEMYS TEMMINCKII) HDS 58 01062000 CRP2NMAAN ANNAM LEAF TURTLE (MAUREMYS ANNAMENSIS) HDS 59 01062000 CRP2NMAEM ASIAN TORTOISE (MANOURIA EMYS) HDS 60 01062000 CRP0NCYDE ASIAN-LEAF TURTLE (CYCLEMYS DENTA) HDS 61 01062000 CRP2NCYDE ASIAN-LEAF TURTLE (CYCLEMYS DENTATA) HDS 62 01062000 CRP2NSABE BEAL’S EYED TURTLE (SACALIA BEALEI) HDS 63 01062000 CRP1NPLME BIG-HEADED TURTLE (PLATYSTERNON MEGACEPHALUM) HDS 64 01062000 CRP2NPLNE BIG-HEADED TURTLE (PLATYSTERNON MEGACEPHALUM) HDS 65 01062000 CRP1NGEHA BLACK POND TURTLE (GEOCLEMYS HAMILTONII) HDS 66 01062000 CRP2NGEOSPE BLACK-BREASTED HILL TURTLE (GEOEMYDA SPENGLERI) HDS 67 01062000 CRP2NEMBL BLANDING’S TURTLE (EMYDOIDEA BLANDINGII) HDS 68 01062000 CRP2NORBO BORNEO RIVER TURTLE (ORLITIA BORNENSIS) HDS 69 01062000 CRP1NCHVA BURMESE NARROW-HEADED SOFTSHELL TURTLE (CHITRA VANDIJKI) HDS 70 01062000 CRP2NNIFO BURMESE PEACOCK SOFTSHELL TURTLE (NILSSONIA FORMOSA) HDS 71 01062000 CRP2NBATR BURMESE ROOFED TURTLE (BATAGUR TRIVITTATA) HDS 72 01062000 CRP1NGEPL BURMESE STAR TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE PLATYNOTA) HDS 73 01062000 CRP2NGEPL BURMESE STAR TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE PLATYNOTA) HDS 74 01062000 CRP3NMASI CHINESE STRIPE-NECKED TURTLE (MAUREMYS SINENSIS) HDS 75 01062000 CRP2NVISI COCHINE FOREST CANE TURTLE (VIJAYACHELYS SILVATICA) HDS 76 01062000 CRP0NCHSE COMMON SNAPPING TURTLE (CHELYDRA SERPENTINA) HDS 77 01062000 CRP2NHATH CROWNED RIVER TURTLE (HARDELLA THURJII) HDS 78 01062000 CRP2NCYSP CYCLEMYS SPECIES (CYCLEMYS SPP.) HDS 79 01062000 CRP2NMATE DIAMONDBACK TERRAPIN (MALACLEMYS TERRAPIN) HDS 80 01062000 CRP0NAPFE FLORIDA SOFTSHELL TURTLE (APALONE FEROX) HDS 81 01062000 CRP2NINFO FORSTEN'S TORTOISE (INDOTESTUDO FORSTENII) HDS 82 01062000 CRP2NSAQU FOUR-EYED TURTLE (SACALIA QUADRIOCELLATA) HDS 83 01062000 CRP2NTEHE HERMANN'S TORTOISE (TESTUDO HERMANNI) HDS 84 01062000 CRP2NPEAX HUNAN SOFTSHELL TURTLE (PELODISCUS AXENARIA) HDS 85 01062000 CRP2NMETR INDIAN BLACK TURTLE (MELANOCHELYS TRIJUGA) HDS 86 01062000 CRP2NMOPE INDIAN EYED TURTLE (MORENIA PETERSI) HDS 87 01062000 CRP2NMAUJAP JAPANESE POND TURTLE (MAUREMYS JAPONICA) HDS 88 01062000 CRP2NNILE LEITH’S SOFTSHELL TURTLE (NILSSONIA LEITHII) HDS 89 01062000 CRP2NGEPA LEOPARD TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE PARDALIS) HDS 90 01062000 CRP2NPEPA LESSER CHINESE SOFTSHELL TURTLE (PELODISCUS PARVIFORMIS) HDS 91 01062000 CRP1NPYPL MADAGASCAR FLAT-SHELLED TORTOISE (PYXIS PLANICAUDA) HDS 92 01062000 CRP2NCUAM MALAYAN BOX TURTLE (CUORA AMBOINENSIS) HDS 93 01062000 CRP2NDOSU MALAYAN SOFT-SHELLED TURTLE (DOGONIA SUBPLANA) HDS 94 01062000 CRP0NTUSP NON-CITES TURTLE/TORTOISE HDS 95 01062000 CRP2NPEMA NORTHERN CHINESE SOFTSHELL TURTLE (PELODISCUS MAACKII) HDS 96 01062000 CRP2NCABO PAINTED TERRAPIN (CALLAGUR BORNEOENSIS) HDS 97 01062000 CRP2NCAIN PIG-NOSED TURTLE (CARETTOCHELYS INSCULPTA) HDS 98 01062000 CRP2NBAKA RED-CROWNED ROOFED TURTLE (BATAGUR KACHUGA) HDS 99 01062000 CRP2NGECA RED-FOOTED TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE CARBONARIA) HDS 100 01062000 CRP2NMAUNIG RED-NECKED POND (MAUREMYS NIGRICANS) HDS 101 01062000 CRP2NCHMC ROTI ISLAND SNAKE-NECKED TURTLE (CHELODINA MCCORDI) HDS 102 01062000 CRP2NGEOJAP RYUKYU BLACK-BREASTED LEAF TURTLE (GEOEMYDA JAPONICA) HDS 103 01062000 CRP1NCHCH SOUTHEAST ASIAN NARROW-HEADED SOFTSHELL TURTLE (CHITRA CHITRA ) HDS 104 01062000 CRP1NBAAF SOUTHERN RIVER TERRAPIN (BATAGUR AFFINIS ) HDS 105 01062000 CRP0NAPSP SPINY SOFT-SHELL TURTLE (APALONE SPINIFERA) HDS 106 01062000 CRP2NCLGU SPOTTED TURTLE (CLEMMYS GUTTATA) HDS 107 01062000 CRP2NTEGR SPUR-THIGHED TORTOISE (TESTUDO GRAECA) HDS 108 01062000 CRP2NGEEL STAR TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE ELEGANS) HDS 109 01062000 CRP2NPAST WATTLE-NECKED SOFTSHELL TURTLE (PALEA STEINDACHNERI) HDS 110 01062000 CRP2NRASW YANGTZE GIANT SOFTSHELL TURTLE (RAFETUS SWINHOEI) HDS 111 01062000 CRP2NGEDE YELLOW-FOOTED TORTOISE (GEOCHELONE DENTICULATA) HDS 112 01062000 CRP2NINEL YELLOW-HEADED TORTOISE (INDOTESTUDO ELONGATA) HDS 113 01062000 CRP2NPOUN YELLOW-SPOTTED RIVER TURTLE (PODOCNEMIS UNIFILIS) HDS 114 05069000 CRP2QCACRFU BROWN CAIMAN (CAIMAN CROCODILUS FUSCUS) BONE PCS 115 05071000 CMP1NLOAF AFRICAN ELEPHANT (LOXODONTA AFRICANA) IVORY PCS 116 05071000 CMP1NELMA ASIAN ELEPHANT (ELEPHAS MAXIMUS) IVORY PCS 117 05071000 CMP1NDIBI BLACK RHINOCEROS (DICEROS BICORNIS) HORN PCS 118 05071000 CMP1NCESI WHITE RHINOCEROS (CERATOTHEERIUM SIMUM) HORN PCS 119 05071000 CMP2NCESI WHITE RHINOCEROS (CERATOTHEERIUM SIMUM) HORN PCS 120 05079020 CRP2NCYDESH ASIAN LEAF TURTLE (CYCLEMYS DENTATA) SHELL KGS 121 05079020 CRP0NCYDESH ASIAN LEAF TURTLE (CYCLEMYS DENTATA) SHELL KGS 122 05079020 CRP0NAMSISH CHINESE SOFT-SHELLED TURTLE (AMYDA SINENSIS) SHELL KGS 123 05079020 CRP0NTRSISH CHINESE SOFT-SHELLED TURTLE (TRIONYX SINENSIS) SHELL KGS 124 05079020 CRP2NSICRSH FAT-NECKED TURTLE (SIEBENROCKIELLA CRASSSICOLLIS) SHELL KGS 125 05079020 CRP2NCUAMSH MALAYAN BOX TURTLE (CUORA AMBOINENSIS) SHELL KGS 126 05079020 CRP2NNOPLSH MALAYAN FLAT-SHELLED TURTLE (NOTOCHELYS PLATYNOTA) SHELL KGS 127 05079020 CRP0NTRSC RED-EARED SLIDER (TRACHEMYS SCRIPTA ELEGANS) SHELL KGS 128 05079020 CRP3NCHRESH REEVES' TURTLE (CHINEMYS REEVESII) SHELL KGS 129 05079020 CRP0NCHSPSH SNAKE-NECKED TURTLE (CHELODINA SPP.) SHELL KGS 130 05079020 CRP2NTRCASH SOFT-SHELLED TURTLE (TRIONYX CARTILAGINEUS) SHELL KGS 131 05079090 CMP2NSATAH SAIGA ANTELOPE (SAIGA TATARICA) HORN KGS 132 05080020 CZP0NSESH NON-CITES SEASHELL PCS 133 05080020 CZP2NTRGI GIANT CLAM (TRIDACNA GIGAS) PCS 134 05080090 CZP2NGNSP ANEMONE CORAL (GONIOPORA SPECIES) PCS 135 05080090 CZP2NTRSP BANANA CORAL (TRACHYPHYLLIA SPECIES) PCS 136 05080090 CZP2NEUSP BEAN/HAMMER CORAL (EUPHYLLIA SPECIES) PCS 137 05080090 CZP2NBLSP BLAST CORAL (BLASTOMUSSA SPP.) PCS 138 05080090 CZP2NHLSP BLUE CORAL (HELIOPORA SPECIES) PCS 139 05080090 CZP2NPDSP BRACKET CORAL (PODABACIA SPECIES) PCS 140 05080090 CZP2NLOSP BRAIN CORAL (LOBOPHYLLIA SPECIES) PCS 141 05080090 CZP2NMONSP BRAIN CORAL (MONTASTRAEA SPP.) PCS 142 05080090 CZP2NSYSP BRAIN CORAL (SYMPHYLLIA SPECIES) PCS 143 05080090 CZP2NWESP BRAIN CORAL (WELLSOPHYLLIA RADIATA) PCS 144
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