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Dataset: INHS-HERP
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Kansas; Neosho; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Amphibian and Reptile Collection

INHS:HERP
12538A.K. Wilson & J.E. Petzing   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.5 km E of Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd, trib. of Labette Creek, 37.42526 -95.26583
INHS:HERP
Acris crepitans Baird, 1854
12539J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.5 km E of Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd, trib. of Labette Creek, 37.42526 -95.26583
INHS:HERP
12540J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.8 km E Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd. & 0.5 km N South Mound Rd. on Missouri-Kansas-Texas R.R. tracks, 4.4 km W South Mound, 37.43095 -95.26046
INHS:HERP
12541J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.8 km E Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd. & 0.5 km N South Mound Rd. on Missouri-Kansas-Texas R.R. tracks, 4.4 km W South Mound, 37.43095 -95.26046
INHS:HERP
12542J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.8 km E Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd. & 0.5 km N South Mound Rd. on Missouri-Kansas-Texas R.R. tracks, 4.4 km W South Mound, 37.43095 -95.26046
INHS:HERP
12543J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 0.8 km E Rt. 59 on South Mound Rd. & 0.5 km N South Mound Rd. on Missouri-Kansas-Texas R.R. tracks, 4.4 km W South Mound, 37.43095 -95.26046
INHS:HERP
Thamnophis sirtalis (Linnaeus, 1758)
12548J.E. Petzing & A.K. Wilson   1996-07-24
United States, Kansas, Neosho, 5.3 km SE St. Paul, just NW co. rd. bridge over Neosho River, 37.47569 -95.15258
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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