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Taxa: Basiceros singularis
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0633383M. G. Branstetter   2014-03-22
Guyana, Potaro-Siparuni, Kaieteur National Park, 5.17441 -59.48189, 430m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0637535D. Feener   2000-07-30
Peru, Madre de Dios, Tambopata Research Center, -13.14535 -69.61483, 276m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0637536D. Feener   2000-07-30
Peru, Madre de Dios, Tambopata Research Center, -13.14535 -69.61483, 276m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0914890P.S. Ward   1991-08-05
Ecuador, Napo, Jatun Sacha 7km ESE Pto. Misahualli, -1.0667 -77.6167, 400m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
fmnhins0000095849   1970-05-28
Brazil, Amazonas, Igarapé Belém nr. Rio Solimões, 70km E of Leticia, -4.145 -69.429
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
mek65041   1997-03-09
Peru, Cusco, 5km N Camisea River, -11.78605 -72.70147, 474m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
usnment01128011TR Schultz, S Johnson   2007-10-07
Colombia, Amazonas, Parque Nacional Natural Amacayacu, -3.8102834 -70.2662, 88m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0626928M. G. Branstetter   2014-03-10
Guyana, Potaro-Siparuni, 7km WNW Chenapau, 5.01151 -59.64091, 500m
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basiceros singularis (Smith, 1858)
casent0626968M. G. Branstetter   2014-03-14
Guyana, Potaro-Siparuni, 8km WNW Chenapau, 5.01151 -59.64091, 500m
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