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Taxa: Diaseris
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Diaseris mexicana (Durham, 1947)
98573R. Adcock   1964-06-28
Mexico, off Isla San Jose, SW end of Las Animas Rocks [Islet]. DEPTH: 100-120 ft. BOTTOM: rock [Sta. D-12]
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Diaseris mexicana (Durham, 1947)
98576Antonio J. Ferreira?   
Mexico, channel between La Paz and Isla del Espiritu Santo. DEPTH: 100 ft BOTTOM: reef, sand
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Diaseris mexicana (Durham, 1947)
98578A.G. Smith   1960-10-04
Mexico, N of La Paz, ca. 10 fms inside 8f Seal Rock. [Haul #3]
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Diaseris Milne-Edwards and Haime, 1849
98579A.G. Smith, K.K. Bechtel   1960-10-04
Mexico, near La Paz, off Pichilingue Bay entrance. DEPTH: 8-10 fms. [Haul #2]
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Diaseris mexicana (Durham, 1947)
98623G.M. Wellington   
Ecuador, Devils Crown. DEPTH: 50 ft. BOTTOM: sand
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Diaseris Milne-Edwards and Haime, 1849
99576G D. Hanna   1953-01-01
Mexico, Isla Carmen, Ballandra Bay.
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