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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Myrmecia hirsuta
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-006502Hill,J.A.   1928-03-31
Australia, Victoria, Stawell, -37.05 142.783
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-006503Cudmore,F.A.   
Australia, New South Wales, Kiama, -34.6667 150.85
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-006504Clark,J.   1932-01-19
Australia, Victoria, Gellibrand, -38.5333 143.533
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-006505Mercovich,C.T.   1958-07-29
Australia, New South Wales, Muogamarra Sanct, Hawkesbury River, -33.55 151.217, 152m
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-006506Douglas & Brown   1962-02-10
Australia, Western Australia, Chittering, -31.4667 116.1
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-010153Taylor,R.W. & Bartell,R.J.   1972-07-31
Australia, New South Wales, Beecroft Peninsula, nr. Nowra, -34.95 150.633
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myrmecia hirsuta Clark, 1951
anic32-012806Hill,J.A.   1928-03-31
Australia, Victoria, Stawell, -37.05 142.783
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