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Dataset: INHS-INSECT
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Insect Collection

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Dissosteira longipennis Thomas, C., 1872 Thomas, C., 1872
INHS Insect Collection 54648   1877-09-01
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Lakin, 37.94056 -101.25444, 915m
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Dissosteira longipennis Thomas, C., 1872 Thomas, C., 1872
INHS Insect Collection 54649   1877-09-01
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Lakin, 37.94056 -101.25444, 915m
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Tropidolophus formosus Say, 1825 Say, 1825
INHS Insect Collection 56692   1877-09-01
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Lakin, 37.94056 -101.25444, 915m
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Tropidolophus formosus Say, 1825 Say, 1825
INHS Insect Collection 56695   1877-09-01
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Lakin, 37.94056 -101.25444, 915m
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Svastra (Epimelissodes) atripes atripes (Cresson, 1872) (Cresson, 1872)
INHS Insect Collection 397341H.E. Evans   1951-08-13
United States, Kansas, Kearny, 987m
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Melissodes (Eumelissodes) tristis Cockerell, 1894 Cockerell, 1894
INHS Insect Collection 399108H.E. Evans   1952-08-20
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Kearny Co.; Ks 8-20-52; Swept; Solidago; H. E. Evans; Collector, 987m
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Melissodes (Eumelissodes) tristis Cockerell, 1894 Cockerell, 1894
INHS Insect Collection 399110H.E. Evans   1952-08-20
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Kearny Co.; Ks 8-20-52; Swept; Solidago; H. E. Evans; Collector, 987m
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Tetraloniella (Tetraloniella) paenalbata LaBerge, 2001 LaBerge, 2001
INHS Insect Collection 399200C.D. Michener   1950-07-23
United States, Kansas, Kearny, Lakin, 37.94056 -101.25444, 915m
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