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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Hyphessobrycon sovichthys
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection

INHS:FISH
55425   1999-12-20
Venezuela, Zulia, Caño La Yuca, 50 km SSE Encontrados
INHS:FISH
35462   1995-02-01
Venezuela, Zulia, Rio Santa Rosa, Hwy. 6 bridge, 9.651667 -72.583333
INHS:FISH
35359   1995-02-02
Venezuela, Zulia, Caño Taguara, 18 km N Puerto Catatumbo at Hwy. 6 bridge, 9.289444 -72.546944
INHS:FISH
59917   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Trujillo, trib. Rio Caus, near La Victoria, 2 km S Hwy. 1, 9.307759 -70.857666
INHS:FISH
60345   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Muyapa, 4.5 km S Nueva Bolivia, on Hwy. 1, 9.121308 -71.117029
INHS:FISH
59858   1991-01-07
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Escalante, Hwy. 1 bridge, 8.513681 -71.783314
INHS:FISH
60508   1991-01-08
Venezuela, Zulia, Caño Kanticory, town of Puerto Catatumbo, 9.156167 -72.680167
INHS:FISH
60027   1991-01-11
Venezuela, Falcón, Rio Riecito, town of Goajira, 10.618167 -70.725167
INHS:FISH
59889   1991-01-11
Venezuela, Falcón, trib. Rio Borajo, just W Bariro on rd. to Los Pedros, 10.780833 -70.762333
INHS:FISH
59928   1991-01-11
Venezuela, Falcón, Rio Cocuiza, near Mene de Mauroa, at Hwy. 3 bridge, 10.686578 -71.094697
INHS:FISH
35592   1995-01-30
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Muyapa, Muyapa, ca. 2 km downstream of Hwy. 1, 9.126111 -71.124167
INHS:FISH
35538   1995-01-31
Venezuela, Zulia, Rio Chama, Puerto Chama, 8.855833 -71.666111
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