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Herpetology
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101367R. Bandar   46511965-07-23 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 177 S of Oaxaca, 16.08 -97.12, 1768m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101368R. Bandar   44521965-07-23 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 177 S of Oaxaca, 16.08 -97.12, 1768m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101369R. Bandar   44531965-07-23 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 177 S of Oaxaca, 16.08 -97.12, 1768m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101373R. Bandar   44571965-08-03 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 187 S of Oaxaca, 16.01 -97.08, 1676m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101374R. Bandar   44581965-08-03 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 187 S of Oaxaca, 16.01 -97.08, 1676m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101379R. Bandar   44631965-08-09 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 212 S of Oaxaca, 15.84 -97.04, 732m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101380R. Bandar   44641965-08-09 Mexico, Oaxaca, Along Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido rd, km 212 S of Oaxaca, 15.84 -97.04, 732m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 101421J.S. Rowley   1965-05-13 Mexico, Oaxaca, Puerto Escondido Rd, km 52, 16.65 -96.85, 1280m Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Anolis nebuloides Bocourt, 1873 123757J.R. Arnold   0000-00-00 Mexico, Oaxaca, Rio Jalarengo, km 178, Puerto Angel rd [Mexico Hwy 175], 16.0078611111 -96.5186666667, 1364m Full Record Details

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