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CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413314Hugh B. Leech   1964-10-21 USA, California, Nevada, Sagehen Creek at Highway 89 Jct, 39.433838 -120.205211, 1875m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413315N. Erman   1980-11-29 USA, California, Nevada, Sagehen Creek Field Station, Mason Fen Stream, 39.432202 -120.240972 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413316H. P. Chandler   1948-10-01 USA, California, Plumas, Almanor Hatchery Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413317R. L. Usinger   1952-10-26 USA, California, Sierra, Snag Lake, 7mi N Sierra City, 39.66874 -120.629261 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413318J. Aotoki   1983-11-13 USA, California, Madera, Cascadel Woods, 37.230502 -119.455133 Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT8413313    USA, unknown, Clear Creek Hatchery Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9095336Larry E. Serpa   2007-07-08 United States, California, Alpine, Noble Lake, 38.5278 -119.7778, 2704m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9116051Larry E. Serpa   2009-08-26 United States, California, Inyo, Ruby Creek, 37.4086 -118.7726, 3508m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASLOT059899Larry E. Serpa   2016-09-30 United States, California, Nevada, Spring Stream Tributary to North Fork Prosser Creek, 39.4044 -120.275, 2039m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASLOT059933Larry E. Serpa   2008-08-12 United States, California, Alpine, Frog Lake, 38.6878 -119.9853, 2705m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASLOT70697Larry E. Serpa   2013-08-07 United States, California, Mono, Cold Water Creek, 37.5743 -118.9881, 3060m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASLOT70768Larry E. Serpa   2013-08-07 United States, California, Mono, Cold Water Creek, 37.5769 -118.9887, 3036m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9130329    United States, California Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9130735Larry E. Serpa   2018-08-13 United States, California, Inyo, Middle Fork Bishop Creek Tributary, 37.1804 -118.5977, 3278m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9130991Larry E. Serpa   2018-08-11 United States, California, Inyo, Morgan Creek Tributary, 37.3899 -118.7565, 3344m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9131004Larry E. Serpa   2017-08-18 United States, California, Mono, Lee Vining Creek Triburary, 37.9316 -119.2287, 3026m Full Record Details
CASC:ENT	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASENT9131198Larry E. Serpa   2018-08-10 United States, California, Inyo, South Fork Bishop Creek., 37.1396 -118.5767, 3397m Full Record Details
Entomology Inventory
CASC:INV	Desmona bethula Denning 1954     USA, California, Nevada Full Record Details
CASC:INV	Desmona bethula Denning 1954     USA, California Full Record Details
CASC:INV	Desmona bethula Denning 1954     USA, California, Sierra Full Record Details
CASC:INV	Desmona bethula Denning 1954     USA, California, Plumas Full Record Details
CASC:INV	Desmona bethula Denning 1954     USA, California Full Record Details
Entomology Type Collection
CASC:TYPE	Desmona bethula Denning, 1954 CASTYPE16167Robert L. Usinger   1952-10-26 USA, California, Sierra, Snag Lake, 7 mi N. Sierra City, 39.66874 -120.629261 Full Record Details

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