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

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8588U.S.F.C. Steamer "Albatross"   1908-02-22
Philippines, bearing (E.), N. 12' W, 1.80 miles, 5.1708333 119.8833333
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Nepanthia briareus (Bell, 1894)
102166USFC Steamer "Albatross"   1906-08-14
Japan, N 8 degrees E, 18 miles [distant], 30.0833333 130.3555556
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
118048Pat Colin, CRRF   1997-03-18
Palau
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Nepanthia belcheri (Perrier, 1875)
184022T.M. Gosliner and R. Mooi   2011-05-25
Philippines, Aphol's dive site, 13.65851 120.901366
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Nepanthia belcheri (Perrier, 1875)
202392Elliott Jessup   2014-05-16
Philippines, End of the World dive site, 13.76165 120.12965
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
203520F.B. Steiner   0000-00-00
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
207254E. Jessup   2015-04-09
Philippines, The Boulders dive site, 13.52232 120.999333
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
207258E. Jessup   2015-04-09
Philippines, The Boulders dive site, 13.52232 120.999333
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
207261E. Jessup   2015-04-12
Philippines, South Pinnacle dive site, 13.53235 121.103267
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Nepanthia briareus (Bell, 1894)
207265E. Jessup   2015-04-06
Philippines, 13.52193 120.994817
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Nepanthia Gray, 1840
207266E. Jessup   2015-04-09
Philippines, The Boulders dive site, 13.52232 120.999333
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Nepanthia briareus (Bell, 1894)
207267E. Jessup   2015-04-06
Philippines, 13.52193 120.994817
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Nepanthia briareus (Bell, 1894)
207270E. Jessup   2015-04-12
Philippines, South Pinnacle dive site, 13.53235 121.103267
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