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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Camponotus orites
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
casent0903506Tucker   1917-01-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Matroosberg, Hex River, -33.42899 19.837158, 1829m
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
casent0911876R.W. Tucker   1917-01-01
South Africa, Western Cape, Matroosberg Mountains, -33.3819 19.667618, 1829m
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
casent0911877R.W. Tucker   
South Africa, Western Cape, Matroosberg Mountains, -33.3819 19.667618, 1829m
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
casent0911878R.W. Tucker   
South Africa, Western Cape, Matroosberg Mountains, -33.3819 19.667618, 1829m
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
sam-hym-c001799Prins, A.J., Andre   1984-03-01
South Africa, Caledon, -34.21667 19.41667
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camponotus orites Santschi, 1919
sam-hym-c001808Tucker, R.W.E.   1917-01-01
South Africa, Matroosberg, Hex River mts., -33.375 19.625
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