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Taxa: Athous brevis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology Inventory

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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
Canada, British Columbia
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, Washington
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, El Dorado
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Fresno
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Humboldt
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Marin
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Mariposa
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Mendocino
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Monterey
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Napa
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Placer
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Plumas
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Riverside
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, San Mateo
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Santa Clara
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Santa Cruz
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Siskiyou
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Sonoma
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Trinity
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Tuolumne
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Athous brevis Van Dyke
   
USA, California, Yosemite Natl. Park

Entomology Type Collection

CASC:TYPE
Athous brevis Van Dyke, 1932
CASTYPE3156   1909-05-20
USA, California, Marin, Mount Tamalpais, 37.924035 -122.596888
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