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Taxa: Astroblepus micrescens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ichthyology

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Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
46997Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Quebrada de Cabarachior
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Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
77068Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Quebrada da Densino.
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Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
46995Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Norte de Santander Department, R. de Ducho
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
77067Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Southeast of Bogota.
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
46994Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Quebrada de la Pelada
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
46996Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Quebrada de Siachia
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
46998Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Near San Gil., 6.349595 -73.352732
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
77069Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Meta Department, Villavicencio.
CAS-CASC:CASICH
Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
64693Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Rio Susa.
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Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
64694Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Santander Department, Quebrada de Potrero., 8.163621 -73.258966
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Astroblepus micrescens Eigenmann, 1918
64695Gonzales, Manuel   
Colombia, Rio de Pacho; western slope of eastern Andes., 5.132094 -74.158398
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