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Dataset: INHS-MAMMALS
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Wyoming; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Mammal Collection

INHS:MAMMALS
Clethrionomys gapperi \N galei
541J.F. Opsahl   1953-10-13
United States, Wyoming, Teton, 0.5 mi SE Turpin Meadow Ranch
INHS:MAMMALS
Clethrionomys gapperi \N galei
606J.F. Opsahl   1955-09-06
United States, Wyoming, Teton, 9 mi NW Togwotee Pass
INHS:MAMMALS
Peromyscus maniculatus \N artemisiae
607J.F. Opsahl   1955-09-05
United States, Wyoming, Teton, Jackson Hole Biological Station
INHS:MAMMALS
Sorex Linnaeus, 1758
608J.F. Opsahl   1955-08-26
United States, Wyoming, Teton, 0.5 mi S Turpin Meadow Ranch
INHS:MAMMALS
Dipodomys ordii luteolus (Goldman, 1917)
15832George Wilson   1966-00-00
United States, Wyoming, Goshen, Torrington
INHS:MAMMALS
Microtus ochrogaster \N haydenii
18265G. Mehalow   1965-04-10
United States, Wyoming, Goshen, 4 mi NW La Grange, 4525 ft elev.
INHS:MAMMALS
Sorex nanus Merriam, 1895
18560P. C. Shelton   1959-07-28
United States, Wyoming, Park, Polygon Canyon, Beartooth Plateau, approx. 30 mi SW Red Lodge, 10900 ft elev.
INHS:MAMMALS
Sorex haydeni Baird, 1857
18575H.M. Smith   1961-09-02
United States, Wyoming, Weston, 7 mi NW Four Corners
INHS:MAMMALS
Microtus richardsoni (DeKay, 1842)
18609   1950-07-00
United States, Wyoming, Teton, Blackrock Meadow
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