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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Polistes exclamans, Polistes exclamans ssp. durangoensis, Polistes exclamans ssp. lineonotus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Inventory

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Polistes exclamans arizonensis Snelling 1954
   
Mexico, Baja California Sur
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Polistes exclamans arizonensis Snelling 1954
   
Mexico, Sonora
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Polistes exclamans arizonensis Snelling 1954
   
USA, Arizona
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Polistes exclamans bahamensis Bequaert and Salt 1931
   
USA, Florida
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Mexico, Durango
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Alabama
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Colorado
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, District of Columbia
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Florida
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Kansas
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Maryland
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Nebraska
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, New Mexico
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, North Carolina
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Oklahoma
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, South Carolina
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Texas
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Polistes exclamans exclamans Viereck 1906
   
USA, Virginia
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Mexico, Baja California Sur

Entomology Type Collection

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Polistes exclamans lineonotus Bohart, 1949
CASTYPE6002   
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Polistes exclamans durangoensis Bohart, 1949
CASTYPE9868   
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