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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Bunocephalus coracoideus (Bunocephalus bicolor)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection

INHS:FISH
39723   1996-08-20
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Ullpa Caño, at confluence with Moena Caño to 0.25 mi above mouth Ullpa Caño, near Iquitos, -3.772222 -73.238056
INHS:FISH
43359   1997-08-04
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Nanay, Pampa Chica, 4.5 km NW Iquitos Center, -3.752444 -73.283361
INHS:FISH
56218   1999-08-06
Peru, Loreto, Ullpa Caño, ca. 2-3 mi upstream from mouth & village of Ullpa, just SE of Iquitos, -3.79355 -73.228767
INHS:FISH
53737   1999-08-07
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Nanay, Pampa Chica, 4.54 km W center of Iquitos, bearing 269°, -3.752444 -73.283361
INHS:FISH
36845   1995-07-26
Peru, Dept. Loreto, trib. Rio Nanay, Santa Clara, -3.782474 -73.342595
INHS:FISH
43560   1997-07-25
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Caño Santa Rita, 3.32 mi NW center of Iquitos near Pampa Chica, -3.752 -73.290639
INHS:FISH
43961   1997-07-27
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Nanay, Pampa Chica, 4.54 km W center of Iquitos, bearing 269°, -3.752444 -73.283361
INHS:FISH
43293   1997-07-28
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Itaya & Quebrada Mazana, Rio Itaya site is 11 km SSW center of Iquitos, bearing 39°, Quebrada Mazana site is at its confluence with Rio Itaya just S of Iquitos, -3.829889 -73.300806
INHS:FISH
141841   1999-08-04
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Marañon, directly across the river from city of Nauta, -4.51082 -73.56821
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