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

INHS:FISH
29072D.C. Taphorn, L.M. Page, K.S. Cummings, C.A. Mayer, P.A. Ceas, J.W. Armbruster, C.A. Laird & M.H. Sabaj   1993-01-09
Venezuela, Cojedes, Rio Camoruco, about 10 km NW Libertad, 9.435152 -68.74463
INHS:FISH
38930Luis Lozano Olarte   1996-08-20
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Nanay, Playa de Huaturi, one hour by canoe upstream from Santa Clara, -3.782474 -73.342595
INHS:FISH
49102L.M. Page, M.H. Sabaj, J.W. Armbruster, M. Hardman, J.H. Knouft & W.S. Prince   1998-10-17
Guyana, East Demerara, Demerara River, 5.05 mi SSW Linden, bearing 195°, 5.933333 -58.306111
INHS:FISH
49552L.M. Page, M.H. Sabaj, J.W. Armbruster, M. Hardman, J.H. Knouft & W.S. Prince   1998-10-26
Guyana, Mazaruni- Potaro, Potaro River, Waratuk Cataract, 5.258861 -59.400278
INHS:FISH
53732M.H. Sabaj, J.G. Stewart, G. Moyer & N.R. Lovejoy   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
56111J.W. Armbruster, M. Hardman, J.D. Evans & J.A. Thomas   1999-12-25
Venezuela, Apure, Rio Cinaruco & floodplain lake, downstream of crossing on Puerto Paez- San Fernando Rd., 6.545556 -67.506667
INHS:FISH
163062   1995-08-06
Bolivia, Beni, Rio Matos, 6 km E Estacion Biologica del Beni, on rd. to San Ignacio, bridge nearest entrance, -14.93755 -66.605562
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