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

INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
67763   1977-04-14
Brazil, Amazonas, Lake Janauari, near its outlet, about 8 km SW Manaus, -3.207509 -60.035839
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
39278   1996-08-13
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Mayuruna Cocha, ca. 30 min. by boat downstream of mouth of Tonche Caño, 71.7 mi E Iquitos, bearing 265°, -3.590278 -72.218056
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
28024   1992-01-04
Venezuela, Apure, Caño Caicara, 7.417167 -69.522167
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
61492   1992-01-20
Venezuela, Apure, Caño San Miguel, 6.573333 -67.292222
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
34486   1995-01-08
Venezuela, Guarico, Rio San Bartolo, P.N. Aguaro- Guariquito, en Aguas Muertas, 8.070556 -66.680556
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
34814   1995-01-08
Venezuela, Guarico, Rio San Bartolo, P.N. Aguaro- Guariquito, N Aquas Muertas, 8.133611 -66.681389
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
34547   1995-01-14
Venezuela, Guarico, Rio Apurito, at mouth of Rio Guariquito, 7.812778 -66.5275
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
53292   1998-10-19
Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Essequibo River, 0.72 mi SW Rockstone at sandbar, bearing 221°, 5.976111 -58.555361
INHS:FISH
Metynnis luna Cope, 1878
53760   1998-10-21
Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Essequibo River, large sandbar & small cataract, 31.9 mi SSW Rockstone, bearing 204°, 5.527639 -58.628778
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