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Taxa: Ctenonotus cooki (Anolis cooki)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
125416T.P. Webster   1968-06-03
United States, Puerto Rico, 1.3 mi E Playa Cana Gorda, 17.9547 -66.86335
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
125417T.P. Webster   1968-06-03
United States, Puerto Rico, 1.3 mi E Playa Cana Gorda, 17.9547 -66.86335
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
175477A.M. Bauer and R. Thomas   AMB-25151989-04-29
United States, Puerto Rico, just offshore at La Parguera, 17.9708 -67.0444
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
175492A.M. Bauer and R. Thomas   AMB-25301989-04-29
United States, Puerto Rico, W side of Bahia de la Ballena, 6 km (by air) SE Guanica, 17.9489416667 -66.864225
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
175494A.M. Bauer and R. Thomas   AMB-25341989-04-29
United States, Puerto Rico, W side of Bahia de la Ballena, 6 km (by air) SE Guanica, 17.9489416667 -66.864225
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
175495A.M. Bauer and R. Thomas   AMB-25351989-04-29
United States, Puerto Rico, W side of Bahia de la Ballena, 6 km (by air) SE Guanica, 17.9489416667 -66.864225
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
198422A.M. Bauer   AMB-41491994-09-16
United States, Puerto Rico, Bahia de la Ballena, 17.9533 -66.8589
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
198423A.M. Bauer   AMB-41501994-09-16
United States, Puerto Rico, Bahia de la Ballena, 17.9533 -66.8589
CAS:HERP
Anolis cooki Grant, 1931
200749R. Lawson and R. Thomas   RL-B15P117b1995-12-10
United States, Puerto Rico, ca 7 km (by rd) SE of Guanica, Cocos plantation on W side of Bahia de la Ballena, 17.9533 -66.8589
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