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Dataset: INHS-HERP
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Amphibian and Reptile Collection

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Aneides ferreus Cope, 1869
9775S.A. Minton & M.R. Minton   1967-06-25
United States, California, Del Norte, 13 mi SE Cresent City, 41.6172893 -124.1084759
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Dicamptodon tenebrosus (Baird and Girard, 1852)
9776S.A. Minton & M.R. Minton   1967-06-25
United States, California, Del Norte, 13 mi SE Cresent City, 41.6172893 -124.1084759
INHS:HERP
41048J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
41049J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
41050J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
41051J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
41052J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
41053J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
INHS:HERP
Plethodon elongatus Van Denburgh, 1916
48685J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
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Plethodon elongatus Van Denburgh, 1916
48686J. Kezer   1965-03-07
United States, California, Del Norte, near Ft. Smith, 41.73739 -123.98297
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