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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Dipsacaster eximius
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
2840U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1889-02-04
United States, California, San Diego County, 359 fm BOTTOM: Mud [Sta. 2936]
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
2841U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1890-03-12
United States, California, San Mateo County, 296 fm BOTTOM: Fine Gray sand [Sta. 3112]
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
2842U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-03-11
United States, California, San Diego County, 12.4 mi. DEPTH: 25 fm BOTTOM: Gray sand [Sta. 4345]
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
2843U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-04-14
United States, California, Point San Pedro bears N 35° E, 7 mi. DEPTH: 447-510 fm BOTTOM: Black mud, rocks [Sta. 4427]
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
10286Wm. Eschmeyer, R/V "David Starr Jordon"   1976-09-07
United States, California, San Luis Obispo County, 35.03 -121.17
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
116644Captain Robert Porter aboard trawler "Mary Ann"   1965-02-01
United States, California, Sonoma County, S. side of Bodega Canyon; 24 miles W. by S. of Bodega Bay
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
116645Captain Robert Porter aboard trawler "Mary Ann"   1965-02-01
United States, California, Sonoma County, S. side of Bodega Canyon; 24 miles W. by S. of Bodega Bay
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Dipsacaster eximius Fisher, 1905
116649Captain Robert Porter aboard trawler "Mary Ann"   1965-03-16
United States, California, Sonoma County, NNW off Bodega Head, CF&G Bl. 4220-4380, Loran 2H2
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