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

KU:SEMC
Panurgus banksianus (Euryvalvus) banksianus
1008713unknown   
Denmark, Jutland, Silkeborg
KU:SEMC
Bombus terrestris (Bombus) terrestris
1263885Holm, Norgaard   1960-00-00
Denmark, Capital, Taastrup
KU:SEMC
Bombus terrestris (Bombus) terrestris
1263886Holm, Norgaard   1960-00-00
Denmark, Capital, Taastrup
KU:SEMC
Bombus ruderatus (Megabombus) ruderatus
1257386Holm, S   1965-09-10
Denmark, Zealand, Hojbakke gard; Taastrup
KU:SEMC
Bombus barbutellus (Psithyrus) barbutellus
1257675Loken, A   1962-08-11
Denmark, Zealand, Horreby; Falster
KU:SEMC
Bombus campestris (Psithyrus) campestris
1257708Loken, A   1973-08-12
Denmark, Central Denmark, Viborg
KU:SEMC
Bombus elegans (Subterraneobombus) elegans
1259138Holm, S   1954-08-00
Denmark, Capital, Taastrup
KU:SEMC
Bombus pascuorum (Thoracobombus) pascuorum
1262153Loken, A   1962-08-12
Denmark, Zealand, Knudsskov
KU:SEMC
Bombus pascuorum (Thoracobombus) pascuorum
1262154Loken, A   1962-08-12
Denmark, Zealand, Knudsskov
KU:SEMC
Bombus pascuorum (Thoracobombus) pascuorum
1262155Loken, A   1962-08-12
Denmark, Zealand, Knudsskov
KU:SEMC
Bombus rupestris (Psithyrus) rupestris
1257017Holm, S   1954-08-00
Denmark, Capital, Taastrup
KU:SEMC
Bombus ruderatus tunstallanus
947004Horring, O   1926-05-24
Denmark, Zealand, Holbæk, Jyderup
KU:SEMC
Bombus ruderatus tunstallanus
947005Horring, O   1926-05-27
Denmark, Zealand, Holbæk, Jyderup
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