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Taxa: Sigmodon arizonae (Sigmodon arizonae plenus, Sigmodon arizonae arizonae, Sigmodon hispidus cienegae, Sigmodon hispidus jacksoni, Sigmodon hispidus major, Sigmodon hispidus plenus, Sigmodon arizonae jacksoni)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Mammalogy

CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
Sigmodon hispidus cienegae A. B. Howell, 1919
5680R. G. Gilmore; H. S. Swarth   6521927-06-21
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz Co., 7 miles north of Patagonia, 31.641 -110.7556, 1372m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
Sigmodon hispidus cienegae A. B. Howell, 1919
5681R. M. Gilmore   6741927-06-23
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz Co., 7 miles north of Patagonia, 31.641 -110.7556, 1372m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
Sigmodon hispidus cienegae A. B. Howell, 1919
5682H. S. Swarth   134671927-06-20
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz Co., 7 miles north of Patagonia, 31.641 -110.7556, 1372m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
Sigmodon hispidus cienegae A. B. Howell, 1919
5937J. Mailliard   36511927-09-21
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz Co., 4 miles north of Patagonia, 31.5975 -110.7556, 1158m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
Sigmodon hispidus cienegae A. B. Howell, 1919
5938J. Mailliard   36621927-09-23
United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz Co., 4 miles north of Patagonia, 31.5975 -110.7556, 1158m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
14893M. D. Webster   101968-07-21
Mexico, Sinaloa, Thorn forest 18 miles SW Villa Union, 23.00715 -106.15425, 91m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
14894M. D. Webster   91968-07-10
Mexico, Sinaloa, Thorn forest 18 miles SW Villa Union, 23.00715 -106.15425, 91m
CAS-CASC:MAM-CASMAM
14895M. D. Webster   111968-07-09
Mexico, Sinaloa, Thorn forest 18 miles SW Villa Union, 23.00715 -106.15425, 91m
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Google Map

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