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

NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1110584D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-03-02
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Bombus Latreille, 1802
USNMENT1053056[Not Stated]   1944-07-04
Thailand, Chiang Mai, [Not Stated], Thailand Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Bombus Latreille, 1802
USNMENT1045268Punchai   1976-08-01
Thailand, Chiang Mai, [Not Stated], Ang komg
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101140H. Smith   1928-12-05
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Doi Angka, 18.5897 98.4875
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1032557H. Smith   1928-12-05
Thailand, Chiang Mai, [Not Stated], Doi Inthanon
NMNH:ENT
Xylocopa iridipennis subsp. semipurpurea Cockerell
USNM 534325McKean   1928-05-11
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai, Siam
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1110532D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-05-04
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiangmai, Thailand
NMNH:ENT
USNMENT1110583D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-03-02
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101217D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-05-04
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiangmai, Thailand
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101170D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-03-02
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101172D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-03-02
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Apis cerana Fabricius
USNMENT1101171D. Thurman & E. Thurman   1952-03-02
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai
NMNH:ENT
Xylocopa auripennis subsp. phenachroa
USNM 534313McKean   1928-05-11
Thailand, Chiang Mai, Chiengmai, Siam
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