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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lygidea rosacea
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106626H. M. Parshley   2009-07-19
USA, Maine, Washington, Machias, 44.715 -67.46111
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106616H. C. Severin   1921-06-21
USA, South Dakota, Brookings, Brookings, 44.31139 -96.79806
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106620H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106621H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106622H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106623H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106618H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106619H. H. Knight   2015-06-24
USA, New York, Genesee, Batavia, 42.99806 -78.18778
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106625   2015-07-03
USA, New Hampshire, Grafton, Hanover, 43.70222 -72.29
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106627   
USA, New Hampshire, Coos, Fabyan, 44.2633 -71.4589
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106624H. C. Severin   1921-07-01
USA, South Dakota, Brookings, Brookings, 44.31139 -96.79806
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106615W. J. Gerhard   2002-06-03
USA, Illinois, Cook, Chicago, 41.85 -87.65
CASC:ENT
Lygidea rosacea Reuter, 1909
CASENT3106617E. P. Van Duzee   2012-07-08
CANADA, Quebec, Montreal, Montreal, 45.5 -73.66667

Entomology Inventory

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Canada, Quebec
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USA, Illinois
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USA, South Dakota
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Google Map

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