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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lioponera turneri
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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casent0249304P.S. Ward   1989-01-03
Australia, Queensland, Cooloola National Park, N. end, -25.95 153.1, 140m
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casent0249305P.S. Ward   1985-12-07
Australia, Western Australia, 7km NE Walpole, -34.95 116.8, 50m
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casent0249306P. Ward   1977-05-14
Australia, New South Wales, Whian Whian State For., -28.65 153.3333, 200m
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lioponera turneri_nr
casent0249307P.S. Ward   1988-12-26
Australia, New South Wales, Green Camp, Mt. Kaputar National Park, -30.2833 150.0833, 920m
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casent0902762R.E. Turner   1900-01-01
Australia, Queensland, Mackay, -21.16593 149.2347
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casent0907067Turner   
Australia, Queensland, Mackay, -21.16593 149.2347
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anic32-011699Cutter,A.D.   1997-09-30
Australia, Queensland, Lake Barrine National Forest, Yungaburra, -17.25 145.733
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anic32-053423Turner,G.   
Australia, Queensland, Mackay, -21.15 149.183
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