Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Acmaeodera moronga
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Entomology


CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258038E. C. Van Dyke   1941-05-29
USA, California, Riverside, Moronga

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258039W. L. Swisher   1940-05-23
USA, California, Riverside, San Jacinto Mountains, Hemet Reservoir

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258040W. L. Swisher   1940-06-10
USA, California, Riverside, San Jacinto Mountains, Herkey Creek

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258041Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258042Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258043Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258044Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258045Elbert L. Sleeper   1962-04-29
USA, California, Riverside, Eagle Mountain Pump Station

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258046Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

CASC:ENT
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASENT8258047Elbert L. Sleeper   1965-05-01
USA, California, San Bernardino, Joshua Tree National Park, Old Dale Junction, 1 mile south of

Entomology Type Collection


CASC:TYPE
Acmaeodera moronga Van Dyke, 1943
CASTYPE5337   1941-05-24
USA, California, Riverside, 34.049288 -116.589041


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.