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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Astropecten ornatissimus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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2836U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-03-12
United States, California, 81-134 fm BOTTOM: Green mud and fine sand [Sta. 4349]
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8673U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-03-03
United States, California, 8.6 mi. DEPTH: 67-78 fm BOTTOM: Fine sand, shale and rock [Sta. 4309]
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17127U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-04-11
United States, California, Bird Rock bears S 15° E, 2.1 mi DEPTH: 152-162 fm BOTTOM: Fine gray sand [Sta. 4413]
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17131U.S.F.C. Str. "Albatross"   1904-03-21
United States, California, San Diego County, 7.7 mi. DEPTH: 85-164 fm BOTTOM: Gray sand, rock [Sta. 4384]
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101787   1932-04-04
Mexico, Acapulco Bay. [Haul #1]
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101788   
United States, California, Los Angeles County
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108622W.J. Raymond   1901-07-27
United States, California, San Diego County, off San Diego (E. of San Clemente Island), 32.5 -117.3333333
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109405   1969-11-01
United States, California, 36.6908333 -121.922
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116606   
United States, California, San Diego County
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116607Zaca   1938-09-20
United States, California, 1.75 mi, 105 true from Lone Point., 33.3666667 -118.3333333
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116608Myers, et al. on "Zaca"   1938-09-17
United States, California, San Pedro Channel, off Avalon, on bottom, 33.3833333 -118.3333333
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117233the yacht "Zaca"   1932-07-15
Mexico, off Acapulco, 18.7877778 -99.0833333
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117315the yacht "Zaca"   1932-07-15
Mexico, off Acapulco, 18.7877778 -99.0833333
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117328Meyers, et al. on R/V "Zaca"   1938-09-16
United States, California, off Isthmus Cove, on bottom, 33.4611111 -118.4791667
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120209   1970-02-08
United States, California, 36.6516667 -121.8846667
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