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Taxa: Leptogenys crudelis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
casent0217019J.L.M. Diniz   
Brazil, Sao Paulo, Ipiranga, -23.5868 -46.60943
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
casent0901358H. Clark   1857-01-01
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Constancia, -22.367056 -42.93291
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
casent0902625   
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02939   1928-01-01
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, -22.5 -43.18
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02940   1986-01-01
Brazil, Bahia, CEPEC, área zoológica, km 22 Ilhéus-Itabuna, -14.75 -39.21
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02941   1963-01-01
Brazil, Paraná, -25.1825 -49.1325
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02942   1964-01-01
Brazil, São Paulo, Ilha da Vitória, -23.75 -45.01
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02943   1961-01-01
Brazil, São Paulo, E. B. Boracéia, -23.51 -45.83
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02944   1961-01-01
Brazil, São Paulo, BR2, Km 76, -23.93 -47.06
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02945   1931-01-01
Brazil, São Paulo, -23.52 -46.54
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
awlit-ba02946   1986-01-01
Brazil, Bahia, CEPEC, área zoológica, km 22 Ilhéus-Itabuna, -14.8039 -39.1405
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leptogenys crudelis (Smith, 1858)
dzup549117Lasmar   2015-01-20
Brazil, Rio de Janeiro, Pq. Nac. Itataia, -22.452377 -44.61547, 846m
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