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Entomology
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151088Wojciech J. Pulawski   1981-07-08 USA, California, Alpine, Loopa Creek, 4.5 miles west of Monitor Pass, 38.6658 -119.6979 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151087E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151086E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151085E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151084E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151083E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151082E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151081E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Arigorytes smohalla CASENT8151080E. G. Linsley   1940-05-24 USA, California, Contra Costa, Mount Diablo, Rock City, 37.8498 -121.9356 Full Record Details
Entomology Inventory
CASC:INV	Arigorytes smohalla Pate 1947     USA, California, Alpine Full Record Details
CASC:INV	Arigorytes smohalla Pate 1947     USA, California, Contra Costa Full Record Details

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