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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Chambardia wahlbergi (Aspatharia figulorum, Iridina wahlbergi, Spatha anceyi, Spatha bertilloniana, Spatha haasi, Spatha hartmanni, Spatha lacustris, Spatha maitenguensis, Spatha natalensis, Spathella adansonii, Spathella bozasi, Spathella brumpti, Anodonta guillaini, Spatha adansoni major, Spatha b... (show all)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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INHS:MOLLUSK
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79668M. Hauser   2014-04-28
Ghana, West Gonja, ephemeral pools, Mole National Park, Africa, 9.25917 -1.85862
INHS:MOLLUSK
30868Kevin S. Cummings & Daniel L. Graf   2005-07-31
Zambia, Southern, Zambezi River, ca. 2-3 km upstream Victoria Falls (Mosi-au-Tunya), near Livingston, Africa, -17.908 25.859
INHS:MOLLUSK
30871E. Kapomba & J. Chiwa   2005-07-19
Zambia, Eastern, Luangwa River, at confluence with the Msandila River, near Mfuwe, Africa, -13.115 31.864
INHS:MOLLUSK
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30873Kevin S. Cummings & Daniel L. Graf   2005-07-20
Zambia, Eastern, Msandile River, road from Mfuwe to Nsefu, Africa, -13.1146 31.8636
INHS:MOLLUSK
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30874Kevin S. Cummings & Daniel L. Graf   2005-07-18
Zambia, Eastern, Lutemwe River, Lutemwe Bridge on road from Chipata to Mfuwe, Africa, -13.2993 32.0772
INHS:MOLLUSK
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30876S. Malata & G. Nhkoma   2005-07-21
Zambia, Eastern, Lutemwe River, Lutemwe Bridge on road from Chipata to Mfuwe, Africa, -13.2993 32.0772
INHS:MOLLUSK
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79028M. Neilas   2008-11-00
South Africa, Mpumalanga Province, Sabie River, Kruger National Park, Africa, -25.11667 31.91667
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