Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Melletes papilio (Hemilepidotus papilio)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Ichthyology


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228546Mecklenburg, C. W.; Chernova, N. V.; Holladay, B. A.   2009-09-27
United States, Alaska, Near Point Hope., 68.29335 -167.0565167

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228540Mecklenburg, C. W.; Chernova, N. V.; Holladay, B. A.   2009-09-26
Russia, Near Cape Serdtse Kamen'., 66.9277667 -170.9619167

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43926Waldron, K. D.   1977-05-03
United States, Alaska, Eastern Bering Sea, 54.351667 -166.703333

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230094Mecklenburg, C. W.; Holladay, B. A.; et al   2007-09-07
United States, Alaska, WSW of Point Lay., 69.5143 -164.6308

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230116Mecklenburg, C. W.; Holladay, B. A.; et al   2007-09-08
United States, Alaska, NW of Cape Lisburne., 69.2233 -166.9999

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230164Mecklenburg, C. W.; Holladay, B. A.; et al   2007-09-14
United States, Alaska, N of King Island., 65.1232 -168.0662

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230178Mecklenburg, C. W.; Holladay, B. A.; et al   2007-09-15
United States, Alaska, Far W of Cape Rodney., 64.4759 -169.5029

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230310Holladay, B. A.; et al   2007-08-09
United States, Alaska, NE Chukchi Sea, W of Cape Lisburne near Dateline., 68.8987 -168.9178

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220473Mecklenburg, Catherine W.   2004-08-13
United States, Alaska, Eastern Chukchi Sea., 68.35 -167.1

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235359Mecklenburg, C. W.; Lynghammar, A.   2012-09-13
Russia, Off Kolyuchinskaya Bay, 67.43025 -173.6405

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45700Iwamoto, Tomio   1979-06-30
United States, Alaska, North of St. Paul I., 58.185167 -170.0435

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Melletes papilio Bean, 1880
45827Iwamoto, Tomio   1979-07-01
United States, Alaska, NW of St. Paul I., 58.184722 -171.9925


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Google Map

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