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

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1006043Turner, A   1939-12-20
Australia, Queensland, Stanthorpe
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1006044Douglas, A   
Australia, Western Australia, Bullsbrook
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1006045Michener, Charles   1958-12-26
Australia, Queensland, Brisbane
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1006046Turner, R   1913-11-00
Australia, Western Australia, Yallingup
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Paracolletes callander Cockerell, 1915
1006035unknown   
Australia, Western Australia, Yallingup
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Paracolletes callander Cockerell, 1915
1006036Turner, R   1913-11-00
Australia, Western Australia, Yallingup
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1006037Turner, R   1913-11-00
Australia, Western Australia, Yallingup
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1006038Nicholson   1926-09-06
Australia, Western Australia, Geraldton
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Paracolletes plumatus (Smith, 1853)
1006039Riek, E   1958-10-30
Australia, Western Australia, Southern Cross, -31.22722 119.32667
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Paracolletes Smith, 1853
1006040Almeida, Danforth, Packer   2005-10-08
Australia, Kalbarri National Park, 20 km SE Kalbarri, -27.7236111 114.3316667, 173 - 173m
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Paracolletes Smith, 1853
1006041Almeida, Danforth, Packer   2005-10-01
Australia, Western Australia, Peak Charles National Park Road, 35 km SW Hwy 1, -32.7525333 121.3048167, 309 - 309m
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Paracolletes callander Cockerell, 1915
1006042Almeida, Danforth, Packer   2005-10-01
Australia, Western Australia, Peak Charles National Park Road, 35 km SW Hwy 1, -32.7525333 121.3048167, 309 - 309m
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