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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lasius atopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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AntWeb

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lasius atopus_nr
casent0005442P.S. Ward   1984-03-03
United States, California, Gates Canyon, 38.38333 -122.06667, 330m
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lasius atopus Cole, 1958
casent0005929A.C. Cole   1957-08-08
United States, California, Leggett; Paratype No. 64258, 39.13333 -123.1
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lasius atopus Cole, 1958
casent0103118A.C. Cole   1957-08-08
United States, California, Leggett; Paratype No. 64258, 39.13333 -123.1
CAS:ANTWEB
lasius atopus_nr
casent0234858Boudinot, B. E.; et al.   2014-03-22
United States, California, Gates Canyon road, 38.38793 -122.07394, 355m
CAS:ANTWEB
casent0712698M.M. Prebus   2014-03-22
United States, California, 8.25km NW Vacaville, 38.38789 -122.07362, 355m
CAS:ANTWEB
casent0712699M.M. Prebus   2014-03-22
United States, California, 8.25km NW Vacaville, 38.38789 -122.07362, 355m
CAS:ANTWEB
casent0712857M.M. Prebus   2014-03-22
United States, California, 8.25km NW Vacaville, 38.38789 -122.07362, 355m
CAS:ANTWEB
casent0712858M.M. Prebus   2014-03-22
United States, California, 8.25km NW Vacaville, 38.38789 -122.07362, 355m
CAS:ANTWEB
casent0733110M.M. Prebus   2014-10-01
United States, California, Gates Canyon, 8km WNW Vacaville, 38.3877 -122.0739, 360m
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casent0733772M.M. Prebus   2014-10-01
United States, California, Gates Canyon, 8km WNW Vacaville, 38.3877 -122.0739, 360m
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lasius atopus_nr
emec1133813Will, K.   2014-06-27
United States, California, Mt. Diablo State Park, Perkins Canyon, 37.8947 -121.8772, 240m
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