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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Sinanodonta
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Mollusk Collection

INHS:MOLLUSK
2727Tom Shepard   1986-10-14
Costa Rica, Guanacaste, ponds, 10 km S Canas, Estacion Exp. Enrique Jimenez Nunez, Central America, 10.33651 -85.13986
INHS:MOLLUSK
21803   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
21804   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
21805   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
21806   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
21807W.W. Herman, Boston, Mass.   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
21809W.W. Herman, Boston, Mass.   
Japan, Asia
INHS:MOLLUSK
39289Sarah A. Bales, J. Staalman, D. Stallman & J. Staalman   2010-04-06
China, Guizhou, trib. Nanming River, Guigong, SW Guiyang, near Aha Reservoir, Asia, 26.55521 106.65321
INHS:MOLLUSK
85733Mark H. Sabaj & Mike Hardman   2005-10-30
Indonesia, Lampung, 9.4 mi SW Kotabumi, 0.8 mi NNE Bendungan Way Rarem, Asia, -4.9173 104.79253
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