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Taxa: Icasterias panopla (Asterias panopla)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
118345Nordenskiold Expedition   1876-09-05
Russia, 73.6333333 63.75
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Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
121803A. Carey, Jr. aboard R/V "Glacier"   1972-08-09
United States, Alaska
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
122331A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-04
70.4316667 -141.4683333
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
122332A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-04
70.4316667 -141.4683333
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
157952A. Carey Jr.   1978-09-06
70.53 -143.1483333
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Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
158138A. Carey, Jr. aboard R/V   1978-09-03
United States, Alaska, 70.6616667 -141.2
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164007A. Carey, Jr. aboard R/V "Glacier"   1972-08-09
United States, Alaska
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164059A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-04
70.4316667 -141.4683333
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164065A. Carey, Jr. aboard R/V "Glacier"   1972-08-05
United States, Alaska
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164081A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-07
Barter Island 500, 70.6983333 -144.0733333
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Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164082A. Carey, Jr. aboard R/V "Glacier"   1972-08-05
United States, Alaska
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
164083A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-04
70.425 -141.7416667
CAS:IZ
Icasterias panopla (Stuxberg, 1818)
174587A. Carey, Jr.   1978-09-04
70.4316667 -141.4683333
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