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Taxa: Infernophilus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226424   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226423   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226422   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226421   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226420   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226419   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226418   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226417Burdette E. White   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226416Burdette E. White   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226415Burdette E. White   1934-07-04
USA, California, Santa Barbara, Sunset Valley
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226414R. P. Allen   1932-06-03
USA, California, San Bernardino, Deep Creek
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226413   1930-07-28
USA, California, San Diego, Warner Springs
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226412R. H. McPeak   1992-02-21
USA, California, San Diego, 0.2 mile west of Highway 79 on road, 1.8 miles south of Sunshine Summit
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226411Lois B. O'Brien   1966-07-06
USA, California, Mono, Coleville, 1570m
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226410L. L. Muchmore   1920-07-28
USA, California, Los Angeles
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226409Elbert L. Sleeper   1971-05-24
USA, California, Kern, Glenview, 1.5 miles east of
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226408Derham Giuliani   1972-05-13
USA, California, Kern, near Bodfish
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226407Derham Giuliani   1972-05-13
USA, California, Kern, near Bodfish
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226406Elbert L. Sleeper   1960-06-24
USA, California, Alpine, Woodfords, 38.778 -119.8209
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Infernophilus castaneus (G. Horn, 1882)
CASENT8226405Elbert L. Sleeper   1960-06-24
USA, California, Alpine, Woodfords, 38.778 -119.8209

Entomology Inventory

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Mexico, Baja California Norte
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USA, Nevada
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USA, California, Alpine
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USA, California, Kern
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USA, California, Los Angeles
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USA, California, Mono
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USA, California, San Bernardino
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USA, California, San Diego
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USA, California, Santa Barbara
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