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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Scotoleon infuscatus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology

CASC:ENT
Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245237E. C. Van Dyke   1942-06-09
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245238E. C. Van Dyke   1942-06-04
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
CASC:ENT
Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245239Richard M. Bohart   1939-06-08
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245240Richard M. Bohart   1939-06-08
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245241E. O. Essig   1933-05-26
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245242Edward S. Ross   1937-06-20
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245243E. C. Van Dyke   1942-06-04
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
CASC:ENT
Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245244Richard M. Bohart   1939-06-08
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245245J. W. MacSwain   1949-05-24
USA, California, Contra Costa, Antioch, 38.0052 -121.8057
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245246E. G. Linsley   1946-06-16
USA, California, San Bernardino, Cajon Pass
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Scotoleon infuscatus (Adams, 1957)
CASENT8245247E. G. Linsley   1946-06-16
USA, California, San Bernardino, Cajon Pass
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