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Herpetology
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis (Duméril, Bibron and Duméril, 1854) 102413E. Morris   0000-00-00 Australia, Queensland, Cairns, -16.9233 145.774 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis (Duméril, Bibron and Duméril, 1854) 104917J.R. Slevin   25151947-10-20 Australia, New South Wales, Keera Station, Bendarra, -29.991902 150.794381 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis textilis 74316    Australia, New South Wales, -32.1527 146.6232 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis textilis 77771Australian Museum   R-3170000-00-00 Australia, New South Wales, N Sydney, -33.8392 151.2046 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis textilis 77775Australian Museum   97280000-00-00 Australia, New South Wales, -32.1527 146.6232 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis textilis 77776Australian Museum   97300000-00-00 Australia, New South Wales, -32.1527 146.6232 Full Record Details
CAS:HERP	Pseudonaja textilis textilis 77791Australian Museum   R-67530000-00-00 Australia, New South Wales, Cundumbul, -32.83577 148.908784 Full Record Details
CAS:SUR	Pseudonaja textilis (Duméril, Bibron and Duméril, 1854) 12638   D-2848 Australia, New South Wales, Murigo, -34.3059388889 148.5195527778 Full Record Details
CAS:SUR	Pseudonaja textilis (Duméril, Bibron and Duméril, 1854) 12639   D-2812 Australia, New South Wales, Murigo, -34.3059388889 148.5195527778 Full Record Details

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