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Taxa: Atractelmis wawona
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243945William D. Shepard   1988-09-04
USA, California, Shasta, Hayfork Creek, 2 miles north of Wildwood
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243946William D. Shepard   1988-09-04
USA, California, Shasta, Hayfork Creek, 2 miles north of Wildwood
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243947William D. Shepard   1988-09-04
USA, California, Shasta, Hayfork Creek, 2 miles north of Wildwood
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243948William D. Shepard   1988-09-04
USA, California, Shasta, Hayfork Creek, 2 miles north of Wildwood
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243949Hugh B. Leech   1965-09-30
USA, California, Del Norte, Smith River at Hiouchi Bridge
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243950Donald J. Burdick   1983-06-19
USA, California, Tulare, Ash Mountain, Kaweah Power Station #3
CASC:ENT
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASENT8243951Donald J. Burdick   1998-07-30
USA, California, Tulare, Ash Mountain, Kaweah Power Station #3

Entomology Inventory

CASC:INV
Atractelmis wawona Chandler 1954
   
USA, California, Del Norte
CASC:INV
Atractelmis wawona Chandler 1954
   
USA, California, Shasta
CASC:INV
Atractelmis wawona Chandler 1954
   
USA, California, Tulare

Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
Atractelmis wawona Chandler, 1954
CASTYPE8126H. P. Chandler   1946-07-17
USA, California, Mariposa, 37.53688 -119.656268, 1219m
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