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Taxa: Ptilosarcus undulatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
1161   1941-03-01
Mexico, La Paz, under cement wharf, low tide flats
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
9440G D. Hanna   
Mexico, Socorro Island, Binners Cove
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
9441A.J. Ferreira   1972-11-13
Mexico, 1 mi S of Cabeza de Ballena. DEPTH: 35 ft. BOTTOM: sand
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
9443Thomas A. Burch   1967-01-12
Mexico, Cabo Tepoca (Puerto Lobos). DEPTH: low intertidal. [Sta. 67008?]
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
13015E.F. Ricketts   1940-03-22
Mexico, La Paz
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
88065George ?   1992-10-05
Mexico, 50 ft. BOTTOM: rubble
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
99809T.M. Gosliner   1993-04-22
Panama, anchorage. DEPTH: 20 m. [Sta. 29]
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
100836   1976-02-16
Mexico, Laguna San Ignacio, tidal flat near mangrove
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
100851   1975-02-17
Mexico, Laguna San Ignacio.
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
101841A. Cameron   1967-02-03
Mexico
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
101904Gene Coan   1979-09-22
near mangroves. BOTTOM: sandy
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Ptilosarcus undulatus Verrill, 1865
101912J. Moran   1976-04-29
Mexico, S end of Bahia Los Frailes, just off reef. DEPTH: 60 ft. BOTTOM: sand
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