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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Stigmacros epinotalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
anic32-017841Clark,J.   
Australia, Western Australia, Booang
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
antweb1008334J. Clark   
Australia, Western Australia, Booang
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-001655Majer,J.D.   1976-03-19
Australia, Western Australia, Reabold H., -31.95 115.767
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002296Jacobs,M.   1987-09-05
Australia, Western Australia, Whicher Range, -33.8333 115.383
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002297Majer,J.D.   1975-03-07
Australia, Western Australia, Dwellingup, -32.7167 116.067
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002298Majer,J.D.   1975-03-07
Australia, Western Australia, Dwellingup, -32.7167 116.067
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002299Majer,J.D.   1975-04-11
Australia, Western Australia, Dwellingup, -32.7167 116.067
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002300Majer,J.D.   1976-03-19
Australia, Western Australia, Reabold H., -31.95 115.767
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002301Majer,J.D.   1976-03-04
Australia, Western Australia, Reabold Hill, -31.95 115.767
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002302Majer,J.D.   1976-03-04
Australia, Western Australia, Reabold Hill, -31.95 115.767
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stigmacros epinotalis McAreavey, 1957
jdm32-002303Majer,J.D.   1976-03-15
Australia, Western Australia, Manjimup, -34.25 116.15
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