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Dataset: CASC-TYPE
Search Criteria: USA OR United States OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; North Carolina; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE1856Edwin C. Van Dyke   1902-01-07
USA, North Carolina, Black mts
CASC:TYPE
Ataenius carolinus Van Dyke, 1928
CASTYPE2549Edwin C. Van Dyke   0000-00-00
USA, North Carolina, Yancey or Buncombe, Black Mountains
CASC:TYPE
Athous appalachius Van Dyke, 1932
CASTYPE3147   
USA, North Carolina, Mt. Mitchell, 35.496528 -80.553399
CASC:TYPE
Agriotes porosus Van Dyke, 1932
CASTYPE3197   
USA, North Carolina, Black mts, 35.827803 -82.259119
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE7673D.L. Wray   1939-07-14
USA, North Carolina, Mount Pisgah, 35.425943 -82.756796
CASC:TYPE
Photinus carolinus Green, 1956
CASTYPE7675Hans L. Stecher   1937-06-24
USA, North Carolina, Yancey, mount Mitchell, 35.764839 -82.265122, 2042m
CASC:TYPE
Ichthidion murinum Haldeman, 1843
CASTYPE9150Franklin Sherman, Jr.   
USA, North Carolina, Wake, Raleigh, 35.786858 -78.647959
CASC:TYPE
Anacimas geropogon Philip, 1936
CASTYPE12796   
USA, North Carolina, New hanover, 34.035185 -77.900346
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE12816C.S. Brimley   1904-04-30
USA, North Carolina, Wake, 35.772096 -78.638614
CASC:TYPE
Chrysops montana perplexa Philip, 1955
CASTYPE12832William T. Davis   1920-06-07
USA, North Carolina, Moore, Southern Pines
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE12958C.S. Brimley   1903-08-07
USA, North Carolina, Wake, 35.846714 -78.65784
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE12970FSherman   1902-08-22
USA, North Carolina, Mecklenburg, Oakdale, 35.302227 -80.897627
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Google Map

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