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Taxa: Emydura australis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Emydura australis (Gray, 1841)
262890J.M. Legler   JML-80121974-06-16
Australia, Western Australia, Wyndham-East Kimberley, Parry Creek, Crocodile Hole, 9 mi S and 10 mi E of Wyndham, 15 38 S, 128 18 E, -15.6333333333 128.3, 76m
CAS:HERP
Emydura australis (Gray, 1841)
263628J.M. Legler   JML-63810000-00-00
Australia, Northern Territory, Finnis River, 35 mi S of Darwin, -12.9541666667 130.3438888889, 35m
CAS:HERP
Emydura australis (Gray, 1841)
263635J.M. Legler   JML-98041980-10-27
Australia, Northern Territory, West Arnhem, Leichhardt Billabong, 19.5 km N and 2.5 km W of Jabiru (by air), 12 29 S, 132 52 E, -12.4833333333 132.8666666667, 4m
CAS:HERP
Emydura australis (Gray, 1841)
264318J.M. Legler   JML-63850000-00-00
Australia, Northern Territory, Katherine Region, Katherine, Katherine River, Lower Crossing, -14.5187666667 132.1608083333
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