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Taxa: Atelopus bomolochos
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
85139E.S. Ross   1955-02-18
Ecuador, Azuay Prov., vic E of Cuenca, -2.883333 -78.98333
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
85140E.S. Ross   1955-02-18
Ecuador, Azuay Prov., vic E of Cuenca, -2.883333 -78.98333
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
85141E.S. Ross   1955-02-18
Ecuador, Azuay Prov., vic E of Cuenca, -2.883333 -78.98333
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
85341G.P. Frymire, A. Embree and J.S. Strobel   1958-01-09
Ecuador, Azuay Prov., Savilla de Oro, 82 km E of Cuenca, -2.8 -78.616669
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
85342G.P. Frymire, A. Embree and J.S. Strobel   1958-01-09
Ecuador, Azuay Prov., Savilla de Oro, 82 km E of Cuenca, -2.8 -78.616669
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
93906G.P. Frymire and C.H. Dodson   1958-05-20
Ecuador, Canar Prov., Btwn Juncal and General Morales, -2.45 -79.0166666667
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
93910C.H. Dodson and A. Embree   1958-01-09
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago Prov., Savilla de Oro, 82 km E of Cuenca, -2.9003027778 -78.2624638889
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
93911C.H. Dodson and A. Embree   1958-01-09
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago Prov., Savilla de Oro, 82 km E of Cuenca, -2.9003027778 -78.2624638889
CAS:HERP
Atelopus bomolochos Peters, 1973
93912C.H. Dodson and A. Embree   1958-01-09
Ecuador, Morona-Santiago Prov., Savilla de Oro, 82 km E of Cuenca, -2.9003027778 -78.2624638889
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