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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pseudophryne occidentalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
100908E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-10-03
Australia, Western Australia, 17 mi N of Payne's Find, -29.0291638889 117.7605777778, 400m
CAS:HERP
100909E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-10-03
Australia, Western Australia, 17 mi N of Payne's Find, -29.0291638889 117.7605777778, 400m
CAS:HERP
100951E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100954E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100955E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100959E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100960E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100961E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100962E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100963E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
100964E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-09-02
Australia, Western Australia, Darlington, -31.908841 116.104213, 137m
CAS:HERP
95248E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-11-23
Australia, Western Australia, 20 mi S of Borden, -34.29042 118.367854, 200m
CAS:HERP
95249E.S. Ross and D. Cavagnaro   1962-11-23
Australia, Western Australia, 20 mi S of Borden, -34.29042 118.367854, 200m
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Google Map

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