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Taxa: Gloydius halys, Gloydius halys halys, Gloydius halys boehmei, Gloydius halys caraganus, Gloydius halys cognatus, Gloydius halys mogoi
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Herpetology

CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys (Pallas, 1776)
135873C. Mitchell   SCA-541973-04-22
Japan, Kagoshima Pref., Izumi, 32.0875333333 130.3547111111
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys caucasicus
179743J.R. Macey and T.J. Papenfuss   RM-68691989-05-09
Turkmenistan, Ahal Prov., Mt Dushack near Germab [38 01 N, 57 44 E], 37.8988972222 57.8813583333, 1800m
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys caucasicus
179744J.R. Macey and T.J. Papenfuss   TJP-207371989-05-09
Turkmenistan, Ahal Prov., Mt Dushack near Germab [38 01 N, 57 44 E], 37.8988972222 57.8813583333, 1800m
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys caraganus (Eichwald, 1831)
179745J.R. Macey and T.J. Papenfuss   RM-68701989-05-12
Kazakhstan, Mangystau Prov., Urst Plateau, 44.6664972222 54.2536722222
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys caraganus (Eichwald, 1831)
179746J.R. Macey and T.J. Papenfuss   TJP-207381989-05-12
Kazakhstan, Mangystau Prov., Urst Plateau, 44.6664972222 54.2536722222
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys (Pallas, 1776)
183387N.B. Ananjeva   RM1991-05-15
Kazakhstan, Kyzylorda Prov., Aral Sea, Barsakel'mes Island [45 42 N, 59 52 E], 45.7 59.8666666667
CAS:HERP
Gloydius halys caucasicus
185280J.R. Macey and T.J. Papenfuss   TJP-223271992-05-21
Turkmenistan, Ahal Prov., 2 km SE (airline) of Saivan, 38 30 N, 56 47 E, 38.5 56.7833333333, 1200m
CAS:SUR
Gloydius halys (Pallas, 1776)
11679   
Japan, Oita Pref., Oita Ken, 33.23806 131.42111
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Google Map

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