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

MCZ:ENT
592387George Salt   1925-03-25
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, Trinidad Mountains, Mina Carlota, 22.066667 -80.166667
MCZ:ENT
15705George Salt   1925-03-24
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, Trinidad Mountains, Mina Carlota, 22.066667 -80.166667
MCZ:ENT
15706George Salt   1925-05-22
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, Soledad, 22.131425 -80.337625
MCZ:ENT
Triepeolus vicinus (Cresson, 1865)
734109Richard Dow   1930-08-26
Cuba, Villa Clara Province, San Jose, Trinidad Mts, Santa Clara, Cuba, 21.931273 -80.024158
MCZ:ENT
Megachile lanata (Fabricius, 1775)
790178L. C. Scaramuzza   1930-10-18
Cuba, Camagüey Province, Central Jaronú, 21.833333 -77.966667
MCZ:ENT
Megachile lanata (Fabricius, 1775)
790179L. C. Scaramuzza   1930-10-18
Cuba, Camagüey Province, Central Jaronú, 21.833333 -77.966667
MCZ:ENT
Megachile lanata (Fabricius, 1775)
790194Carl T. Parsons   1939-05-24
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, Soledad, 22.131425 -80.337625
MCZ:ENT
Megachile curta Cresson, 1865
791049D. Marston Bates, Alexander G. B. Fairchild   1932-07-30
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, Soledad, 22.131425 -80.337625
MCZ:ENT
Augochlora regina Smith, 1853
778090L. C. Scaramuzza   1930-09-28
Cuba, Camagüey Province, Jaronu, 21.8 -77.95
MCZ:ENT
Augochlora regina Smith, 1853
778091B. B. Leavitt   1932-08-19
Cuba, Cienfuegos Province, central Soledad, 22.131027 -80.336766
MCZ:ENT
Augochlora regina Smith, 1853
778092L. C. Scaramuzza   1930-05-02
Cuba, Camagüey Province, Central Jaronú, 21.833333 -77.966667
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