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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Abatoleon
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Inventory

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7701E.S. Ross & A.E. Michelbacher   1951-02-06
Argentina, Alto Pencosa [Pencoso], -33.433 -66.933
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Abatoleon camposi (Banks, 1908)
7359E.I. Schlinger & E.S. Ross   1955-01-20
Peru, 13 mi n Piura
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Abatoleon camposi (Banks, 1908)
7360E.S. Ross & Michelbacher   1951-03-19
Peru, 38 mi n Olmos
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Abatoleon camposi (Banks, 1908)
7361E.I. Schlinger & E.S. Ross   1955-01-17
Peru, 40 mi n Chiclayo
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Abatoleon camposi (Banks, 1908)
7362E.I. Schlinger & E.S. Ross   1955-01-12
Peru, Loma Lachay, 16 mi nw Chancay
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Abatoleon Banks, 1924
7363W.J. Pulawski   1986-11-14
Jamaica, The Palisades
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Abatoleon Banks, 1924
7364W.J. Pulawski   1986-11-02
Jamaica, 25 km e Barahona
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7702M. Gentili   1970-11-18
Argentina, Bardas de Senillosa, -39 -68.416
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