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Dataset: CASC-INV
Taxa: Miaenia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Inventory

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Miaenia mariana (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Guam
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Miaenia mariana (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Mariana Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia latispina (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia palauicola (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia aureopleura (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia versicolor (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia atollorum (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia attenuata (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia boharti (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Mariana Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia esakii (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia saltator (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia subcylindra (Gressitt, 1956)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia tonsa (Bates, 1864)
   
Japan
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Miaenia granulicollis Gressitt 1938
   
China, Hong Kong
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Miaenia rondoniana Breuning 1965
   
Vietnam
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Miaenia subfasciata Schwarzer 1925
   
Taiwan
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Japan
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Miaenia carolinensis (Blair, 1940)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia latior (Blair, 1940)
   
Caroline Islands (unspecified)
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Miaenia variabilis (Aurivillius, 1927)
   
Samoa (unspecified)
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Miaenia variabilis (Aurivillius, 1927)
   
Samoa (unspecified)
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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