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

KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743263Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743264Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743265Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743266Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743267Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743268Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743269Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-24
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Matara, Desvio 511
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743270Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-30
Argentina, La Rioja, Illiar, -30.684 -66.194
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743271Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-30
Argentina, La Rioja, Illiar, -30.684 -66.194
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743272Gomez, Mateo   1928-10-30
Argentina, La Rioja, Illiar, -30.684 -66.194
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai Urban, 1989
743273Gomez   1963-09-22
Argentina, Santiago del Estero, Unspecified
KU:SEMC
Hamatothrix silvai, nr
743274Rozen & Navarrete   1998-11-10
Argentina, San Juan, Basilio Nievas
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