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Dataset: CASC-TYPE
Taxa: Capniidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE6232   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE6291   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8580   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8581   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8582   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8583   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8584   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8585   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8586   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8587   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE8588   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia utahensis Gaufin & Jewett
CASTYPE8589   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia lacustra Jewett, 1965
CASTYPE9065   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia oswegaptera Jewett, 1965
CASTYPE9066   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE10037   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia werneri Baumann & Gaufin
CASTYPE10088   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia autumna Baumann & Gaufin
CASTYPE10432   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia sierra Nebeker & Gaufin
CASTYPE11934   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE12483   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE12484   
CASC:TYPE
Capnia fialai Nelson & Baumann
CASTYPE17988   
CASC:TYPE
Mesocapnia bulbosa Nelson & Baumann
CASTYPE17989   
CASC:TYPE
Paracapnia boris Stark & Baumann
CASTYPE18073   
CASC:TYPE
Isocapnia eichlini Zenger & Baumann
CASTYPE18088   
CASC:TYPE
Isocapnia palousa Zenger & Baumann
CASTYPE18089   
CASC:TYPE
Isocapnia rickeri Zenger & Baumann
CASTYPE18090   
CASC:TYPE
Mesocapnia aptera Lee & Baumann, 2011
CASTYPE18591Jonathan J. Lee   2011-01-17
USA, California, Mendocino, spring [near] upper Burger Creek, Dos Rios Road [= Laytonville Dos Rios Road], approximately 2.5 km E of Laytonville, 39.684938 -123.458512, 730m
CASC:TYPE
Bolshecapnia missiona Baumann & Potter
CASTYPE18621   
CASC:TYPE
Paracapnia humboldta Baumann & Lee
CASTYPE18625   
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