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Taxa: Cataulacus jeanneli
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0280811J. Noyes   1987-12-03
Gabon, Mondah Forest near Libreville, 0.383333 9.45
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0912558Alluaud; Jeannel   1911-11-01
Kenya, [de Tiwi a Gazi], -4.254329 39.586964
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0912559   1913-01-24
Angola, [São Paulo de Loanda], -8.836804 13.233174
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
zmuc00045110   1995-11-05
Tanzania, Tanga, Muheza District, Kwamgumi Forest Reserve, -4.95 38.73333, 220m
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0922500P.S. Ward   1990-12-21
Tanzania, 3km E Amani, -5.1 38.65, 410m
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0786128B.L. Fisher; Arthropod Team   2016-03-17
Mozambique, Cabo Delgado, Namoto forest, -10.59122 40.45708, 40m
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
casent0250300E. Jew, L. Williams   2007-11-02
Tanzania, Morogoro, Zoosite 3, 12.5km ESE Mbingu, -8.21234 36.36619, 275m
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
sam-hym-c008734Robertson, H.G., Hamish   1995-11-29
Tanzania, above Kisiwani on Nakombo River, -4.15972 37.94139
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
sam-hym-c009985Robertson, H.G., Hamish   1996-05-16
Tanzania, Gonja Forest Reserve, -4.28333 38.03333
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cataulacus jeanneli Santschi, 1914
sam-hym-c011109McGavin, G.   1997-01-07
Tanzania, Mkomazi Game Reserve, Ngurunga pitfall site, -4.04028 37.87278, 773m
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