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Taxa: Myrmecia chrysogaster
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017484Taylor,R.W.   1962-05-20
Australia, Queensland, Cedar Creek NP, -20.4 148.717
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017485Lowery,B.B.   1965-08-26
Australia, New South Wales, Bruxner Park, Coffs Harbour, -30.25 153.117
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017486Lowery,B.B.   1979-09-16
Australia, Queensland, Daisy Hill, -27.6167 153.167
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017487Lowery,B.B.   1966-09-09
Australia, New South Wales, 2.5mi. W of Eungella, -28.35 153.25
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017488Lowery,B.B.   1956-12-16
Australia, Queensland, Mt. Coot-tha, Brisbane, -27.4833 152.95
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017489Greenslade,P.J.M.   1977-02-19
Australia, Queensland, Cooloola, Noosa R., -25.9667 153.15
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017490Greenslade,P.J.M.   1977-02-20
Australia, Queensland, Cooloola, Noosa R., -25.9667 153.15
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
anic32-017491Greenslade,P.J.M.   1977-02-24
Australia, Queensland, Cooloola, Noosa R., -25.9667 153.15
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
antweb1008279H. Hacker   1918-09-08
Australia, Queensland, Brisbane, -27.46785 153.02802
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myrmecia chrysogaster (Clark, 1943)
mvma32-015334Hacker,H.   1918-09-08
Australia, Queensland, Brisbane (general), -27.4667 153.033
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