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

CASC:ENT
CASENT8151372Wojciech J. Pulawski   1986-04-11
USA, California, San Diego, Borrego Springs
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CASENT8151371E. C. Van Dyke   1941-06-13
USA, California, Riverside, San Jacinto Mountains, Idyllwild
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CASENT8151370Paul H. Timberlake   1935-05-07
USA, California, Riverside, Riverside
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CASENT8151369David C. Rentz   1957-07-06
USA, California, Plumas, Quincy
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CASENT8151368N. J. Smith   1974-07-01
USA, California, Lassen, Hallelujah Junction
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CASENT8151367Charles F. Baker   
USA, California, Los Angeles, Claremont
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CASENT8151366Michael E. Irwin   1962-07-12
USA, California, Lassen, Hallelujah Junction

Entomology Inventory

CASC:INV
Oryttus concinnus (Rossi 1790)
   
Yugoslavia (unspecified)
CASC:INV
Oryttus infernalis (Handlirsch 1888)
   
Greece
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Oryttus infernalis (Handlirsch 1888)
   
Turkey
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Oryttus laminiferus (W. Fox 1896)
   
USA, Idaho
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Oryttus laminiferus (W. Fox 1896)
   
USA, California, Lassen
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Oryttus laminiferus (W. Fox 1896)
   
USA, California, Los Angeles
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Oryttus umbonatus (Baker 1907)
   
USA, California, Riverside
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Oryttus yumae R. Bohart 1968
   
USA, California, San Diego
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Oryttus concinnus (Rossi 1790)
   
Italy, Sardinia
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Oryttus laminiferus (W. Fox 1896)
   
USA, California, Plumas
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Oryttus gracilis (Patton 1879)
   
USA, Iowa
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Oryttus kaszabi Tauneki 1971
   
Russia, Siberia (Western)
CASC:INV
Oryttus gracilis (Patton 1879)
   
USA, Texas

Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
CASTYPE11116   
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Google Map

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