"Asian badger" meaning in All languages combined

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        "Meles leucurus, a badger native to China, Kazakhstan, the Korean Peninsula and Russia, generally lighter in colour than the European badger."
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          "Kazakhstan",
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          "Russia",
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          "European badger",
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