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Dataset: MCZ-ENT
Search Criteria: Argentina; Neuquen; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University

MCZ:ENT
Calliopsis trifasciata (Spinola, 1851)
776003Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, -40.15721 -71.352444
MCZ:ENT
Rhophitulus herbsti (Friese, 1906)
777559Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Rhophitulus herbsti (Friese, 1906)
777560Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Rhophitulus herbsti (Friese, 1906)
777561Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777786Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777787Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777788Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777789Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777790Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
MCZ:ENT
Panurginae Leach, 1815
777791Dr. Charles C. Porter   1968-12-06
Argentina, Neuquen, San Martín de los Andes, Rio Pucara, -40.192092 -71.635045
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