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Dataset: USDA-ARS-BBSL
Taxa: Afrostelis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bee Biology and Systematics Laboratory, USDA-ARS Pollinating Insect-Biology, Management, Systematics Research

USDA-ARS:BBSL
Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82531H.N. Empey   1958-10-08
South Africa, Transvaal, Discovery Florida
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82532H.N. Empey   1958-09-16
South Africa, Transvaal, Discovery Florida
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82565H.N. Empey   1958-09-16
South Africa, Transvaal, Discovery Florida
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82526   1928-04-00
South Africa, Eastern Cape, Grahamstown, -33.30722 26.52805
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82557C. Jacot Guillarmod   
South Africa, Cape, Kroomie Fort, Beaufort Dist.
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82527Dr. Brauns   1899-01-01
South Africa, Transvaal, Lichtenburg
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82530C. Kok   1980-11-27
South Africa, Transvaal, Groenfontein,35 km E Thabazimbi
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82551C. Kok   1980-11-27
South Africa, Transvaal, Groenfontein,35 km E Thabazimbi
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82553C.D. Eardley   1979-10-23
South Africa, Transvaal, Mogoto Nature Res, near Zebediela, -24.15 29.13
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82516C.D. Eardley   1986-01-16
South Africa, Free State, Adullam farm near Clarens
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82550C.D. Eardley   1986-01-16
South Africa, Free State, Adullam farm near Clarens
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Afrostelis aethiopica (Friese 1925)
BBSLID82525H. Zinn   1947-02-00
South Africa, Cape, Merweville Dist.
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