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Taxa: Prionurus punctatus
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Ichthyology

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30728March, R. C.; March, R. C.   1963-12-23
Mexico, Sinaloa, Mazatlan region, 3.5 mi. NW of Mazatlan city limits,along Pacific coast of Mexico, 23.291252 -106.486495
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10152U.S. Fish Commission   
Mexico, Clarion I., 18.346165 -114.721094
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10153U.S. Fish Commission   
Mexico, Clarion I., 18.346165 -114.721094
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962CAS Expedition   1925-05-01
Mexico, Colima, I. Clarion., 18.346165 -114.721094
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964CAS Expedition   1925-05-01
Mexico, Colima, I. Clarion., 18.346165 -114.721094
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965CAS Expedition   1925-05-01
Mexico, Colima, I. Clarion., 18.346165 -114.721094
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967CAS Expedition   1925-05-01
Mexico, Colima, I. Clarion., 18.346165 -114.721094
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969CAS Expedition   1925-05-01
Mexico, Colima, I. Clarion., 18.346165 -114.721094
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1513California Academy of Sciences   1925-05-03
Mexico, Colima, Socorro I., 18.758452 -110.999291
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79587Xantus, J.   
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Cabo San Lucas., 22.8852 -109.910201
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19018Cliff, Leviton, Figg-Hoblyn et al   1953-03-16
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Tidepool just north of cannery pier, San Lucas., 22.8852 -109.910201
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47368Cliff, Leviton, Figg-Hoblyn et al   1953-03-16
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Tidepool just north of cannery pier, San Lucas., 22.8852 -109.910201
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47132Hanna, Sefton, Briggs, Cliff, Leviton   1953-03-17
Mexico, Baja California, Cabo San Lucas, south side of Bay, 600 yds. from the point; 1/4 mile south of cannery at San Lucas., 22.884422 -109.895994
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3947Clark, H.; four', 'party of   1932-05-16
Ecuador, Galapagos, I. Santa Maria (Charles), near Black Beach anchorage, rocky tidepool., -1.273063 -90.493798
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5002Clark, H.; Ratikan, J.   1932-05-22
Ecuador, Galapagos, Near lava fields, west side of lagoon, in tidepools, I. Isabela (Albemarle)., -0.28372 -91.38683
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5003Clark, H.; Ratikan, J.   1932-05-22
Ecuador, Galapagos, Near lava fields, west side of lagoon, in tidepools, I. Isabela (Albemarle)., -0.28372 -91.38683
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5004Clark, H.; Ratikan, J.   1932-05-22
Ecuador, Galapagos, Near lava fields, west side of lagoon, in tidepools, I. Isabela (Albemarle)., -0.28372 -91.38683
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3122Clark, H. Walton; Ratikan, J.   1932-06-08
Ecuador, Galapagos, Conway Bay
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3123Clark, H. Walton; Ratikan, J.   1932-06-08
Ecuador, Galapagos, Conway Bay
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50999Roberts, Tyson R.   1957-12-21
Mexico, Sinaloa, Landward of I. Lobos, about 3 miles north of Mazatlan., 23.22522 -106.465367
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16813Brock, V. E.   1940-02-06
Mexico, Baja California Sur, Cabo San Lucas., 22.8852 -109.910201
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237386Walker, Boyd W.; et al   1951-02-05
Mexico, Sinaloa, Mazatlan: east side of Pala Point, behind breakwater., 23.219493 -106.408562
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237387Hubbs; Flynn   1946-09-04
Mexico, Guerrero, Acapulco harbor at Hornos, Guerrero near Acapulco Harbor; at base of San Lorenzo Reef., 16.840307 -99.908899
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237385Hubbs, Carl L.   1946-09-15
Mexico, Guerrero, Puerto del Marques near Acapulco., 16.802424 -99.83624
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7054Mantilla, Jose   0000-00-00
Philippines, Oriental Mindoro, Calapan, Mindoro I, P.I., 13.409638 121.172605
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2911Jordan, David S.   1895-01-01
Mexico, Sinaloa, Mazatlan., 23.228327 -106.430707
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76615   
from Steinhart Aquarium; no data.
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