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Taxa: Hyphalaster scotiae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Invertebrate Zoology

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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163033J. Pearse and S. Lockhart aboard the "PFS Polarstern"   2002-03-21
Antarctica, near south Sandwich Islands, -58.2666667 -24.8963333
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163034R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-02-10
Antarctica, -60.5118333 -56.0871667
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163035R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-01-28
Antarctica, East of Shackleton Fracture Zone, -59.6876667 -57.599
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163053R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-01-29
Antarctica, -60.968 -55.1141667
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163054J. Pearse and S. Lockhart aboard the "PFS Polarstern"   2002-03-19
Antarctica, near South Sandwich Islands, -58.2511667 -24.3671667
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163055R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-02-12
Antarctica, -61.1435 -59.2891667
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163056J. Pearse and S. Lockhart aboard the "PFS Polarstern"   2002-03-23
Antarctica, South Sandwich Islands, -58.4136667 -25.0136667
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163057R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-02-15
Antarctica, -61.386 -58.7915
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Hyphalaster scotiae Koehler, 1908
163150R. Mooi and S. Lockhart aboard R/V "Polarstern"   2002-01-28
Antarctica, East of Shackleton Fracture Zone, -59.6876667 -57.599
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Google Map

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