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

CASC:INV
Toxonprucha strigalis (Smith, 1903)
   
USA, California, San Bernardino
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha volucris (Grote, 1883)
   
USA, Arizona
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha volucris (Grote, 1883)
   
USA, Texas
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha volucris (Grote, 1883)
   
USA, California, Riverside
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha volucris (Grote, 1883)
   
USA, California, San Bernardino
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha repentis (Grote, 1881)
   
Mexico, Sinaloa
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha repentis (Grote, 1881)
   
USA, Arizona
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha repentis (Grote, 1881)
   
USA, Texas
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha crudelis (Grote, 1882)
   
USA, Arizona
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha crudelis (Grote, 1882)
   
USA, Texas
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha clientis (Grote, 1882)
   
USA, Arizona
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha strigalis (Smith, 1903)
   
Mexico, Sonora
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha scitior (Walker, 1865)
   
Mexico, Sonora
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha scitior (Walker, 1865)
   
Mexico, Sinaloa
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha crudelis (Grote, 1882)
   
Mexico, Sonora
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha crudelis (Grote, 1882)
   
Mexico, Baja California Sur
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha crudelis (Grote, 1882)
   
USA, California, San Bernardino
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha volucris (Grote, 1883)
   
Mexico, Baja California Norte
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha clientis (Grote, 1882)
   
Mexico, Baja California Sur
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha repentis (Grote, 1881)
   
Mexico, Sonora
CASC:INV
Toxonprucha pardalis (Smith, 1908)
   
Mexico, Baja California Norte
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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