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Dataset: UCB-EMEC
Search Criteria: New Zealand; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Essig Museum of Entomology, University of California Berkeley

UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564168W. W. Middlekauff   1996-12-10
New Zealand, South Island, Otago County, Lochy River, -45.18417 168.63694
UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564169W. W. Middlekauff   1999-12-09
New Zealand, South Island, Southland County, U. Mararoa River
UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564170W. W. Middlekauff   1993-12-13
New Zealand, South Island, Otago County, Cedar Lodge, Makarora Valley, -45.26472 169.20306
UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564171W. W. Middlekauff   1999-11-30
New Zealand, South Island, Otago County, Cedar Lodge, Makarora Valley, -45.26472 169.20306
UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564172W. W. Middlekauff   2000-12-01
New Zealand, South Island, Otago County, Cedar Lodge, Makarora Valley, -45.26472 169.20306
UCB-EMEC:EMEC
Bombus terrestris (Linnaeus, 1758)
EMEC564173W. W. Middlekauff   2002-12-14
New Zealand, South Island, Otago County, Cedar Lodge, Makarora Valley, -45.26472 169.20306
UCB-LACM:EMEC-ENT
LACMENT674   1964-10-26
New Zealand, North Island, Hawke’s Bay County, White Pine Bush, -39.28694 176.87194
UCB-LACM:EMEC-ENT
LACMENT675   1964-11-07
New Zealand, North Island, Hawke’s Bay County, Haumoana, -39.60417 176.94444
UCB-LACM:EMEC-ENT
LACMENT676   1964-11-17
New Zealand, North Island, Hawke’s Bay County, Haumoana, -39.60417 176.94444
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