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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Camponotus tristis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
antweb1008152J. Clark   
Australia, Western Australia, Tammin, -31.64194 117.48639
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
casent0903539J. Clark   
Australia, Western Australia, Eradu, -28.69583 115.04611
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001412Heterick,B.E.   1987-04-18
Australia, Western Australia, 64km E of Southern Cross, -31.2333 119.983
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001413Heterick,B.E.   1998-10-30
Australia, Western Australia, Brookton Nat. Rsve., -32.4 116.95
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001414Russell,M.   2006-01-22
Australia, Western Australia, On Merredin townsite, -31.4939 118.286
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001415Jacobs,M.   2005-09-24
Australia, Western Australia, 7.5km SE of Brookton, -32.3667 117.067
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001416Majer,J.D.   1977-06-27
Australia, Western Australia, Wongamine, -31.4833 116.617
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-001739Heterick,B.E.   2005-09-24
Australia, Western Australia, 7.5km SE of Brookton, -32.3667 117.067
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
jdm32-004665Heterick,B.E.   2010-01-11
Australia, Western Australia, Caiguna RH, -32.2706 125.485
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camponotus tristis Clark, 1930
casent0887722A.N. Andersen   1998-10-25
Australia, Western Australia, (55) 20km E. Madura, -31.71528 127.01806
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