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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Perdita zonalis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis aequalis Timberlake, 1958
CASENT8599960HA Soullen   1929-08-13
United States, Oregon, Deschutes, 969m
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis aequalis Timberlake, 1958
CASENT8599961HA Soullen   1929-08-13
United States, Oregon, Deschutes, 969m
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis pallescens Timberlake, 1958
CASENT8599962Timberlake   1934-10-05
United States, California, [Moraga?]
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis zonalis Cresson, 1879
CASENT8599963HB Leech   1962-08-12
United States, California, Mono, Hot Springs Canyon, hot springs 3mi SSE of Bridgeport, 2012m
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis Cresson, 1879
CASENT85996319AR Moldenke   1976-08-08
United States, Idaho, Caster, Mackay reservoir
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis Cresson, 1879
CASENT8596543AR Moldenke   1976-08-08
United States, Idaho, Caster, Mackay reservoir
CASC:ENT
Perdita zonalis Cresson, 1879
CASENT8596305AR Moldenke   1976-08-08
United States, California, Shasta, 8 mi S.

Entomology Inventory

CASC:INV
Perdita zonalis aequalis Timberlake 1958
   
USA, Oregon
CASC:INV
Perdita zonalis aequalis Timberlake 1958
   
USA, California, Contra Costa
CASC:INV
Perdita zonalis pallescens Timberlake 1958
   
USA, California, San Bernardino
CASC:INV
Perdita zonalis zonalis Cresson 1879
   
USA, California, Mono
CASC:INV
Perdita zonalis zonalis Cresson 1879
   
USA, California, San Bernardino

Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE14763   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE14764   
CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE14765   
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Google Map

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