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

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40806Ronald A. Brandon   1971-03-25
Mexico, Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo Parque Nacional, W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.29805 -99.40864
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40807Ronald A. Brandon   1971-03-25
Mexico, Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo Parque Nacional, W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.29805 -99.40864
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40808Ronald A. Brandon   1971-03-25
Mexico, Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo Parque Nacional, W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.29805 -99.40864
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40809Ronald A. Brandon   1971-03-25
Mexico, Mexico, Miguel Hidalgo Parque Nacional, W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.29805 -99.40864
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40810Ronald A. Brandon, R. Altig   1970-05-21
Mexico, Mexico, Rt. 15 just W of La Marquesa National Park, "Miguel Hidalgo", 19.29805 -99.40864
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40811Ronald A. Brandon   1970-05-29
Mexico, Mexico, La Marquesa, rt. 15 W of Mexico City, 19.30392 -99.36841
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40812Ronald A. Brandon   1970-05-29
Mexico, Mexico, La Marquesa, rt. 15 W of Mexico City, 19.30392 -99.36841
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40815J. Stabl, M. Shemluck   1970-07-00
Mexico, Mexico, Park just W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.30392 -99.36841
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40816J. Stabl, M. Shemluck   1970-07-00
Mexico, Mexico, Park just W of La Marquesa on rt. 15, 19.30392 -99.36841
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43783R.A. Brandon   1971-03-22
Mexico, Mexico, Route 55, 14 miles S junction Route 57 at bridge
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43784R.A. Brandon   1971-03-22
Mexico, Mexico, Route 55, 14 miles S junction Route 57 at bridge
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Thamnophis eques (Reuss, 1834)
53101R.A. Brandon   1971-03-22
Mexico, Mexico, Route 55, 14 mi. S jct. Route 57 at bridge
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