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

INHS:HERP
Plethodon richmondi Netting and Mittleman, 1938
6219W.W. Goodpaster   1952-01-25
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, California, 39.0649403 -84.4270472
INHS:HERP
Plethodon richmondi Netting and Mittleman, 1938
6220W.W. Goodpaster   1952-01-25
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, California, 39.0649403 -84.4270472
INHS:HERP
Plethodon richmondi Netting and Mittleman, 1938
6221W.W. Goodpaster   1952-01-25
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, California, 39.0649403 -84.4270472
INHS:HERP
Ambystoma texanum (Matthes, 1855)
25425R. Brandon, E. Zalisko   1980-03-17
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, French Park, Cincinnati, 39.19912 -84.42383
INHS:HERP
27535Edward J. Maruska   1976-07-01
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, Cincinnati Zoo, 39.14457 -84.50862
INHS:HERP
40241J. A. Brubaker   1972-00-00
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, Ault Park, Cincinnati, 39.13589 -84.41375
INHS:HERP
40240J. A. Brubaker   1972-00-00
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, Ault Park, Cincinnati, 39.133049 -84.41355
INHS:HERP
Podarcis muralis (Laurenti, 1768)
52467Harry Moeller   1988-08-01
United States, Ohio, Hamilton, Cincinnata, ca 3 mi E interstate 471, 39.04649 -84.42083
INHS:HERP
51074Ken Kaemmerer   1974-11-26
United States, Ohio, Hamilton/Clermont, 1428 Gibson Rd, Loveland, 39.24494 -84.20457
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