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Dataset: AMNH-BEE
Search Criteria: GREECE; (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Collaborative databasing of North American bee collections within a global informatics network project

AMNH:BEE
Andrena erberi Morawitz,1871
AMNH_BEE 00008272M. Schwarz   1963-05-20
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
Andrena erberi Morawitz,1871
AMNH_BEE 00008273M. Schwarz   1963-05-20
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
AMNH_BEE 00008837M. Schwarz   1963-05-17
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
AMNH_BEE 00008838M. Schwarz   1963-05-17
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
AMNH_BEE 00020591B. Heineman   1958-04-22
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Faistos, 35.03 24.8
AMNH:BEE
Hylaeus meridionalis Förster,1871
AMNH_BEE 00027430F. Schwartz   1982-06-25
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
AMNH_BEE 00031216A. N. Levy, S. Newbery   2001-05-21
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Kotsifos Gorge, 35.204 24.468, 227m
AMNH:BEE
Sphecodes albilabris (Fabricius,1793)
AMNH_BEE 00050524F. Schwartz   1982-06-27
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
Sphecodes albilabris (Fabricius,1793)
AMNH_BEE 00050525F. Schwartz   1982-06-25
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Sitia, 35.2 26.0986
AMNH:BEE
Hylaeus imparilis Förster,1871
AMNH_BEE 00258241A. N. Levy, S. Newbery   2001-05-21
GREECE, (Eastern) Crete: Lasithion, none, Kotsifos Gorge, 35.204 24.468, 227m
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