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

NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101196Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535020[Not Stated]   
Indonesia, Unknown, Baton, Celebes
NMNH:ENT
USNM 535059Bryant & Palmer   1909-03-00
Indonesia, Unknown, Buitenzorg, Java
NMNH:ENT
Prosopis holomelaena Cockerell
USNM 534919Bryant & Palmer   1909-03-10
Indonesia, Unknown, Buitenzorg, Java
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101195Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101898F. Meggitt   1927-05-00
Indonesia, Unknown, Brastagi; Sumatra
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101194Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101192Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101191Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101193Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Gede; Tjibodas; Java; 9,000 ft.
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101216Bryant & Palmer   1909-05-15
Indonesia, Unknown, Mt. Salak; Java
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1111216Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Bantar, Gelang, Java
NMNH:ENT
Nomia bantarica Cockerell
USNM 534978Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Bantar, Gelang, Java
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1111215Bryant & Palmer   
Indonesia, Unknown, Bantar, Gelang, Java
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