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

CASC:TYPE
Saprinus opacus Horn, 1894
CASTYPE15   
Mexico, Baja California Sur, San Jose del Cabo
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE16   
Mexico, Baja California Sur, San Jose del Cabo
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius hirsutus Martin, 1920
CASTYPE1538   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius pilosus Martin, 1922
CASTYPE1539   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius setosus Martin, 1922
CASTYPE1540   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius nudus Martin, 1922
CASTYPE1541   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius dietrichi Martin, 1922
CASTYPE1542   
CASC:TYPE
Hololepta pervalida Blaisdell, 1892
CASTYPE2668   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE2676   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius vandykei Martin, 1922
CASTYPE3356   
CASC:TYPE
Hetaerius williamsi Martin, 1920
CASTYPE3357   
CASC:TYPE
Terapus nigritus Hinton, 1934
CASTYPE3746   
CASC:TYPE
Terapus balloui Hinton, 1934
CASTYPE3747   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE4327   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE4524   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE4525   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE4777   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE4778   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE5150   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE5318   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE7363   
CASC:TYPE
Pachylopus rossi Kovarik and Verity in Kovarik, Verity and Mitchell, 1999
CASTYPE17652   
CASC:TYPE
Renclasea helavai Tishechkin and Caterino, 2009
CASTYPE18497   
CASC:TYPE
Baconia rossi Caterino & Tishechkin, 2013
CASTYPE18874Edward S. Ross   1978-08-14
Mexico, Jalisco, 6 km S of Tecalitlán, 19.41706 -103.299692, 1219m
CASC:TYPE
Operclipygus schlingeri Caterino & Tishechkin, 2013
CASTYPE18875Evert I. Schlinger   1954-12-15
Peru, Huánuco, Tingo María [National Park], Monson Cave [= Monzón Cave, = Cueva de las Lechuzas (Cave of the Owls)], -9.329203 -76.026875
CASC:TYPE
Eremosaprinus baja Tishechkin & Lachner
CASTYPE18895   
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