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Dataset: NMNH-ENT
Search Criteria: China; Hainan Island; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Entomology Collection

NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080747[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080750[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080752[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080753[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080744[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080751[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080748[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080749[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080746[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1080745[Not Stated]   1929-06-28
China, Hainan Island, Lingnan University Grove 2mi, S.W. of Nodos
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