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

KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147498unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147499unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147500unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147501unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147502unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147503unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape collaris Vachal, 1903
1147504unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape interrupta Vachal, 1903
1149104unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape interrupta Vachal, 1903
1149105unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape interrupta Vachal, 1903
1149106unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Allodape interrupta Vachal, 1903
1149107unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Braunsapis strandi (Masi, 1930)
1167544unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Braunsapis strandi (Masi, 1930)
1167545unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Braunsapis strandi (Masi, 1930)
1167546unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Braunsapis strandi (Masi, 1930)
1167547unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
1167980unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
KU:SEMC
Braunsapis nautica (Cockerell, 1935)
1166879unknown   
Nigeria, Ibadan, Olokemeji
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