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Taxa: Leptotyphlops occidentalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
104586E.S. Ross and K. Lorenzen   1966-12-29
Namibia, Erongo Region, Karibib Dist., 25 mi SW Usakos, -22.2451666667 15.4226666667, 980m
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122214E.S. Ross and A.R. Stephen   1967-10-15
Namibia, Khomas Region, Windhoek Dist., 16 mi W of Windhoek, -22.4805 16.7876666667, 1620m
CAS:HERP
165749A.M. Bauer   H-86341987-10-02
South Africa, Cape Prov., 8 km S of Vioolsdrif on National Hwy 7, -28.8235 17.6883333333
CAS:HERP
200075A.M. Bauer and D.A. Good   AMB-46731995-09-29
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., water tanks above Kuboes Springvlei, 28 26 05 S, 16 59 49 E, -28.4347222222 16.9969444444
CAS:HERP
200103A.M. Bauer and D.A. Good   AMB-47731995-10-07
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., Richtersveld National Park, Springbokulakte, ca 50 m E of park sign # 7, 28 21 52 S, 17 14 12 E, -28.3644444444 17.2366666667, 555m
CAS:HERP
200110A.M. Bauer and D.A. Good   AMB-47841995-10-09
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., 10.0 km from Kuboes on Swartbank Rd, -28.4785 16.9001666667, 290m
CAS:HERP
201925A.M. Bauer   AMB-48461996-07-07
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., Richtersveld National Park, Numees Fountain, 28 17 42 S, 16 58 05 E, -28.295 16.9680555556, 380m
CAS:HERP
201937A.M. Bauer   AMB-51201996-07-08
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., ca 1 km N of Khubus (Kuboes), 28 26 05 S, 16 59 49 E, -28.4347222222 16.9969444444, 240m
CAS:HERP
203507A.M. Bauer   AMB-48491996-07-08
South Africa, Northern Cape Prov., ca 1.5 km N of Khubus, 28 25 43 S, 17 00 03 E, -28.4286111111 17.0008333333, 260m
CAS:HERP
214733A.M. Bauer   AMB-64962000-06-02
Namibia, Kunene Region, Opuwo Dist., ca 2 km N of Sesfontein, Para Camp, 19 07 28 S, 13 35 29 E, -19.1244444444 13.5913888889
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