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Taxa: Enicospilus katanus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

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Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561912R.O. Schuster   1964-02-20
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz, Academy Bay, Darwin Research Station, -0.75412 -90.286766
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Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561913R.O. Schuster   1964-02-01
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz, Academy Bay, Darwin Research Station, -0.75412 -90.286766
CASC:ENT
Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561914R.O. Schuster   61964-02-20
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz, Academy Bay, Darwin Research Station, -0.75412 -90.286766
CASC:ENT
Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561915D. Q. Cavagnaro   1964-04-05
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz Horneman Farm. 220M, -0.710502 -90.271722
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Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561916D. Q. Cavagnaro   1964-04-18
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz Horneman Farm. 220M, -0.710502 -90.271722
CASC:ENT
Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561917D. Q. Cavagnaro   1964-04-18
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Isla Santa Cruz Horneman Farm. 220M, -0.710502 -90.271722
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Enicospilus katanus Gauld & Carter, 1983
CASENT8561918E.G. Linsley   1964-01-31
Ecuador, Galapagos, Santa Cruz, Darwin Res Sta, Academy Bay, Santa Cruz Is., -0.642205 -90.352684

Entomology Inventory

CASC:INV
Enicospilus katanus Gauld and Carter 1983
   
Ecuador, Galapagos Islands, Chavez, Santa Cruz, Indefatig.
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