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Dataset: INHS-HERP
Taxa: Tropiduridae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Amphibian and Reptile Collection

INHS:HERP
11623F.T. Burbrink, F.J. Castro, et al.   1994-12-30
Venezuela, Portuguesa, Guanare, D.C. Taphorn's house, 9.057222222 -69.81222222
INHS:HERP
11624F.T. Burbrink, F.J. Castro, et al.   1994-12-31
Venezuela, Portuguesa, Rio Tucupido at Santuario de la Cromoto, 8.912777778 -69.77111111
INHS:HERP
11625F.T. Burbrink, M.H Sabaj, et al.   1995-01-04
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, field camp at El Mejo, 8.652222222 -66.48138889
INHS:HERP
11626F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-04
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, field camp at El Mejo, 8.652222222 -66.48138889
INHS:HERP
11627F.T. Burbrink et al.   1994-12-31
Venezuela, Portuguesa, Guanare, D.C. Taphorn's house, 9.057222222 -69.81222222
INHS:HERP
11628F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-08
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, just N of Aguas Muertas, 8.133611111 -66.68138889
INHS:HERP
11629F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-06
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, in Finca Pajaro Negro, 8.351666667 -66.5825
INHS:HERP
11630F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-06
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, in Finca Pajaro Negro, 8.351666667 -66.5825
INHS:HERP
11631F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-10
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, Rio Aguaro, 7.840833333 -66.50638889
INHS:HERP
11632F.T. Burbrink, et al.   1995-01-10
Venezuela, Guarico, National Park Aguaro- Guariquito, Rio Aguaro, 7.840833333 -66.50638889
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