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==Ecological impacts==
[[File:Seahorse Skeleton Macro 8 - edit.jpg|thumb|upright|Dried [[seahorse]]s like these are extensively used in [[traditional medicine]] in China and elsewhere.]]
The traditional practice of using (by now) [[endangered species]] is controversial within TCM. Modern Materia Medicas such as Bensky, Clavey and Stoger's comprehensive Chinese herbal text discuss substances derived from endangered species in an appendix, emphasizing alternatives.

Ecological impacts

Dried seahorses like these are extensively used in traditional medicine in China and elsewhere.

The traditional practice of using (by now) endangered species is controversial within TCM. Modern Materia Medicas such as Bensky, Clavey and Stoger's comprehensive Chinese herbal text discuss substances derived from endangered species in an appendix, emphasizing alternatives.