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

INHS:MOLLUSK
1645Lorenzo G. Yates   
United States, California, Santa Clara, North America
INHS:MOLLUSK
8078Larry M. Page, A.M. Simons, Patrick A. Ceas, Douglas A. Carney, D.E. Fletcher, B. Kuhajda, Brooks M. Burr & R.L. Mayden   1989-06-23
United States, California, Glenn, ditch, Willows, North America, 39.52424 -122.18325
INHS:MOLLUSK
8079Larry M. Page, Patrick A. Ceas, Douglas A. Carney, A.M. Simons, B.J. Kuhajda, R.L. Mayden, Brooks M. Burr & D.A. Fletcher   1989-06-23
United States, California, Shasta, Pit River, 9 mi NE Burney, Hwy. 299, North America, 40.98048 -121.54741
INHS:MOLLUSK
22594D.L. Gustafson   1998-09-05
United States, Idaho, Madison, Henrys Fork River, W of Rexburg, ID Rt. 33 bridge, North America, 43.8266 -111.9038
INHS:MOLLUSK
22957   
United States, California, Santa Clara, North America
INHS:MOLLUSK
22958   
United States, California, Santa Clara, North America
INHS:MOLLUSK
25268D.L. Gustafson   2000-08-04
United States, Idaho, Gooding, Snake River, 8 mi SSW Wendell, Clear Lake Rd. bridge, North America, 42.6725 -114.7535
INHS:MOLLUSK
27817G. Antipa   2002-01-00
United States, California, San Franciso, Lake Merced, San Francisco, North America, 37.7208 -122.4947
INHS:MOLLUSK
27872D. Gustafson   2001-08-17
United States, Idaho, Madison, Henrys Fork River, 6 mi W Rexburg, ID Rt. 33, North America, 43.8265 -111.9028
INHS:MOLLUSK
27873D. Gustafson   2001-11-10
United States, Idaho, Blaine, Stalker Creek, 4.5 mi W Picabo, confluence with Mud Creek, TNC Silver Creek Preserve, North America, 43.3112 -114.1689
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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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