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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Pseudotyphlops philippinus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
225633J. Wijepala   AL-471974-06-01
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Wellawaya, 6.7333333333 81.1
CAS:HERP
225634   AL-591974-11-18
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Dewatura Rd at factory turn off, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 1219m
CAS:HERP
225635S. Selvia   AL-601974-11-18
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556
CAS:HERP
225637Wijepala   AL-681974-11-19
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., near Wellawaya, 6.7333333333 81.1
CAS:HERP
225719S. Selvia   AL-2081974-11-20
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., below Namunukula, Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 860m
CAS:HERP
225720S. Selvia   AL-2091974-11-20
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., below Namunukula, Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 860m
CAS:HERP
225721S. Selvia   AL-2101974-11-20
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., below Namunukula, Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 860m
CAS:HERP
225807   AL-2851974-09-27
Sri Lanka, Central Prov., Matalapitiya, 3.5 miles WNW of Nikakotua, 7.5166666667 80.5666666667, 565m
CAS:HERP
225808R.M. Danapala   AL-3021974-12-29
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Moneragala Dist., Buttala, 6.7602083333 81.2470222222
CAS:HERP
225809M.P. Sirisena   AL-3191975-02-24
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Thanamalwila, 6.4419444444 81.1308333333
CAS:HERP
225824S. Selvia   AL-3321975-03-12
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., Bandarawela, 6.8305555556 80.9888888889
CAS:HERP
226281C. Gans and P. Fernando   AL-1691974-05-26
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., below Namunukula, Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 860m
CAS:HERP
244582   AL-2861974-11-25
Sri Lanka, Uva Prov., below Namunukula, Dewatura lines, 6.8615027778 81.1369305556, 860m
CAS:HERP
244610   AL-A
Sri Lanka, Central Prov.
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