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Taxa: Callionymus hindsii
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Ichthyology

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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
41394Herre, Albert W.   1940-12-25
India, Andhra Pradesh, Vishakhapatnam, Vishakhapatnam, creek east of steam ferry., 17.687967 83.293508
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
68734Herre, Albert W.   1929-06-30
Malaysia, Sabah, Sandakan, Sandakan, Borneo., 5.989066 118.166168
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
46955Steiner, Franz B.   0000-00-00
Malaysia, off Kuching, 1.750417 110.382771
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
237963Greenfield, David W.; Longenecker, K.; Cole, K.; et al   2002-02-09
Fiji, Viti Levu I., -18.186167 178.446983
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
46808Mendenhall, G.   0000-00-00
Thailand, Phuket I., 7.965958 98.333294
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
46786Swarng, Fehlmann, Harry (Rofen)   1957-11-02
Thailand, Songkhla, Songkhla Fish Market; from Songkhla Channel (=Roads) next to city; murky, brackish water., 7.201944 100.620833
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
46788Fehlmann, H. Adair; Rofen (Harry), Robert R.; et al   1957-11-09
Thailand, Open ocean in Chong Nua Passage, Ang Thong Archipelago., 9.708333 99.708333
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Callionymus hindsii Richardson, 1844
46787Rofen (Harry), Robert R.; et al   1957-12-24
Thailand, Chanthaburi, At anchorage in Mae Nam Chantaburi River at Tha Chalaep Harbor., 12.531308 102.051815
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