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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Plagiolepis lucidula
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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AntWeb

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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
casent0217737E.S. Ross; D.Q. Cavagnaro   1962-09-26
Australia, Western Australia, Hamelin Bay, -34.18889 115.02639, 2m
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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
jdm32-001742<collector unknown>   1988-09-10
Australia, Western Australia, Rottnest Is., -32.0167 115.5
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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
jdm32-002094Heterick,B.E.   1986-08-21
Australia, Western Australia, East Fremantle, -32.05 115.767
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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
jdm32-002095Heterick,B.E.   2007-11-28
Australia, Western Australia, East Fremantle, -32.0464 115.77
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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
jdm32-002096Majer,J.D.   1976-09-09
Australia, Western Australia, Perth, -31.95 115.85
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plagiolepis lucidula Wheeler, 1934
jdm32-002097<collector unknown>   1988-09-09
Australia, Western Australia, Rottnest Is., -32.0167 115.5

Entomology Inventory

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