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

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11230E.J. Routman   1990-07-20
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Eleven Point River, 36.79395 -91.33379
INHS:HERP
Ambystoma maculatum (Shaw, 1802)
16254C.A. Phillips, E.J. Routman, et al.   1988-07-20
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Tupelo Gum Pond, 36.86415 -91.70108
INHS:HERP
25047S.R.   1983-10-22
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Confluence of Hurricane Creek on Eleven Point River - 5 ft deep under mud clods along bank in current, 36.77634 -91.27705
INHS:HERP
25048S.R.   1983-10-22
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Confluence of Hurricane Creek on Eleven Point River - 5 ft deep under mud clods along bank in current, 36.77634 -91.27705
INHS:HERP
25049S.R.   1983-10-22
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Confluence of Hurricane Creek on Eleven Point River - 5 ft deep under mud clods along bank in current, 36.77634 -91.27705
INHS:HERP
25050S.R.   1983-10-22
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Confluence of Hurricane Creek on Eleven Point River - 5 ft deep under mud clods along bank in current, 36.77634 -91.27705
INHS:HERP
27602S. Reilly   1983-10-22
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Eleven Point River at Turners Mill, 36.76591 -91.26824
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31171Noel Burrows   1961-03-26
United States, Missouri, Oregon, Eleven Point River at Buzzard Roost
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