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Dataset: INHS-MOLLUSK
Taxa: Neohelix
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Mollusk Collection

INHS:MOLLUSK
74818   
United States, Virginia, Lee, North America
INHS:MOLLUSK
74921   
United States, Virginia, Norfolk, North America, 36.84667 -76.28556
INHS:MOLLUSK
74947   
United States, Virginia, York, Yorktown, North America, 37.23861 -76.51
INHS:MOLLUSK
74948   
United States, Virginia, York, Yorktown, North America, 37.23861 -76.51
INHS:MOLLUSK
74949   
United States, Virginia, York, Yorktown, North America, 37.23861 -76.51
INHS:MOLLUSK
76102Frank C. Baker   1921-07-00
United States, Wisconsin, Bayfield, 1 mi N Bayfield, North America, 46.81992 -90.80114
INHS:MOLLUSK
76529Ray Johnson   
United States, Wisconsin, Ashland, Madeline Island, Apostle Island Group, North America, 46.80006 -90.70313
INHS:MOLLUSK
76685Frank C. Baker   1921-07-00
United States, Wisconsin, Ashland, N side Presque Island [Stockton Island], opposite Cat Island, [Apostle Islands], North America, 46.9601 -90.54897
INHS:MOLLUSK
77131Alvin R. Cahn   1926-00-00
United States, Wisconsin, Vilas, shore of Plum Lake, North America, 46.00444 -89.51528
INHS:MOLLUSK
93734   
United States, New Jersey, Cape May, Atlantic Ocean, Anglesea [North Wildwood], North America, 39.01885 -74.79389
INHS:MOLLUSK
94427K. Grove   1976-07-06
United States, Iowa, Allamakee, near trail, Effigy Mounds National Monument , North America, 42.93762 -91.17034
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Google Map

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