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

MCZ:ENT
778396Paul Herbst   1885-01-01
Chile, Valparaíso Region, El Salto, -33.067835 -71.517898
MCZ:ENT
778397Paul Herbst   1917-10-27
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778388Paul Herbst   1917-10-01
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778389Paul Herbst   1917-10-16
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778390Paul Herbst   1917-10-18
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778383Paul Herbst   1916-09-17
Chile, Valparaíso Region, Vina del Mar, -33.016919 -71.549366
MCZ:ENT
778384Paul Herbst   1917-10-18
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778394Paul Herbst   1917-10-16
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778392Paul Herbst   1917-10-01
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778395Paul Herbst   1920-10-14
Chile, Valparaíso Region, [no specific locality data], -33.057918 -71.08132
MCZ:ENT
778386Paul Herbst   1917-09-29
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778387Paul Herbst   1917-10-16
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778393Paul Herbst   1917-10-01
Chile, Valparaiso Region, Marga Marga, Olmue, -32.99583 -71.181298
MCZ:ENT
778385Paul Herbst   1911-08-20
Chile, Valparaíso Region, [no specific locality data], -33.057918 -71.08132
MCZ:ENT
778391Paul Herbst   1920-09-24
Chile, Valparaíso Region, [no specific locality data], -33.057918 -71.08132
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