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Dataset: KU-SEMC
Search Criteria: Brazil; Maranhao; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Kansas Natural History Museum Entomology Division

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Halictus lanei (Moure, 1940)
1073695Dobzhansky   1949-08-05
Brazil, Maranhao, Imperatriz
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1165782Dobzhansky   1949-07-30
Brazil, Maranhao, Ilha dos Botes
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Coelioxys Latreille, 1809
1176828Oliveira, F   1962-02-20
Brazil, Maranhao, Imperatriz
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Centris denudans Lepeletier, 1841
1285745Ducke, Adolpho   1903-09-00
Brazil, Maranhao, unspecified
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Melitomella murihirta (Cockerell, 1912)
1306196Ducke, Adolpho   1907-06-21
Brazil, Maranhao, unspecified
KU:SEMC
1378013Dobzhansky   1949-08-05
Brazil, Maranhao, Imperatriz
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Partamona chapadicola Pedro and Camargo, 2003
1384337Camargo & Pedro   1994-09-12
Brazil, Maranhao, Chapadinha, 39 km S, -5.0833333 -43.5
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Partamona chapadicola Pedro and Camargo, 2003
1384340Camargo, J   1982-11-08
Brazil, Maranhao, Urbano Santos
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Plebeia mosquito (Smith, 1863)
1388228Dobzhansky   1949-08-05
Brazil, Maranhao, Imperatriz
KU:SEMC
Trigona recursa Smith, 1863
1419563Saul   1965-08-26
Brazil, Maranhao, unspecified
KU:SEMC
Trigona recursa Smith, 1863
1419564Saul   1965-08-26
Brazil, Maranhao, unspecified
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Mesonychium Lepeletier & Audinet-Serville, 1825
945602Alves, Denise   1938-10-00
Brazil, Maranhao, São Luís
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Mesonychium Lepeletier & Audinet-Serville, 1825
945603Alves, Denise   1938-10-00
Brazil, Maranhao, São Luís
KU:SEMC
Mesoplia Lepeletier, 1841
945617unknown   
Brazil, Maranhao, São Luís
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