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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pinalitus rostratus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114681R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy, nr mi 69, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114689F. Grinnell   1936-07-11
USA, Alaska, Southeast Fairbanks, Eagle, 64.78806 -141.2
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114682R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy near mi 72, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114683R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy near mi 72, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114684R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy near mi 72, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114685R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy near mi 72, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114686R.E. Nelson   1978-08-15
USA, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Nome-Council Hwy near mi 72, 65.33333 -164.25
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114687P. H. Arnaud Jr.   1978-08-03
USA, Alaska, Valdez-Cordova, Dry Creek Campground, Glenn Hwy. A-192
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114688F. Grinnell   1936-07-11
USA, Alaska, Southeast Fairbanks, Eagle, 64.78806 -141.2
CASC:ENT
Pinalitus rostratus Kelton, 1977
CASENT3114690B. Malkin   1951-08-21
USA, Alaska, Wrangell-Petersburg, Port Beauclerc, Kuiu Island, 56.3189 -133.9122

Entomology Inventory

CASC:INV
   
USA, Alaska
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