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Dataset: MCZ-ENT
Search Criteria: Argentina; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MCZ:ENT
Anthidiini Ashmead, 1899
789486Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-04-06
Argentina, Salta, Yacochuya Cafayate, -26.047779 -65.999918
MCZ:ENT
Anthidiini Ashmead, 1899
789491Dr. Charles C. Porter   1964-12-10
Argentina, Tucuman, Amaicha del Valle, -26.593438 -65.925111, 2000 - 2000m
MCZ:ENT
Anthidiini Ashmead, 1899
789493Dr. Charles C. Porter   1964-12-15
Argentina, Tucuman, San Pedro de Colalao, -26.240397 -65.499543
MCZ:ENT
790171[no agent data]   
Argentina, Santa Fe, Carcarana, -32.856788 -61.153306
MCZ:ENT
Megachile guaranitica Schrottky, 1909
791109William Morris Davis   
Argentina, Cordoba, [no specific locality data], -31.976258 -63.918579
MCZ:ENT
Megachile guaranitica Schrottky, 1909
791110William Morris Davis   
Argentina, Cordoba, [no specific locality data], -31.976258 -63.918579
MCZ:ENT
Megachile guaranitica Schrottky, 1909
791111William Morris Davis   
Argentina, Cordoba, [no specific locality data], -31.976258 -63.918579
MCZ:ENT
Megachile guaranitica Schrottky, 1909
791112William Morris Davis   
Argentina, Cordoba, [no specific locality data], -31.976258 -63.918579
MCZ:ENT
Agapostemon semimelleus Cockerell, 1900
795141Dr. Charles C. Porter, E. Willink   1967-11-09
Argentina, Salta, Rio Pescado (Est. VPF), -22.666667 -64.616667
MCZ:ENT
Agapostemon semimelleus Cockerell, 1900
795142Dr. Charles C. Porter, E. Willink   1967-11-09
Argentina, Salta, Rio Pescado (Est. VPF), -22.666667 -64.616667
MCZ:ENT
Agapostemon semimelleus Cockerell, 1900
795143Dr. Charles C. Porter, E. Willink   1967-11-09
Argentina, Salta, Rio Pescado (Est. VPF), -22.666667 -64.616667
MCZ:ENT
Agapostemon semimelleus Cockerell, 1900
795144Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-04-30
Argentina, Salta, Rio Pescado (Est. VPF), -22.666667 -64.616667
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