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

INHS:FISH
40247   1996-08-14
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, ca. 10 & 40 min. upstream from mouth Caño Zapatilla, near town of Yanashi, -3.790556 -73.247222
INHS:FISH
39864   1996-08-21
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, across from Puebla Gallito, 7.68 mi SE Iquitos, bearing 314°, -3.820833 -73.161944
INHS:FISH
44285   1997-08-05
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, across from Pueblo Gallito, 11.5 km SSE Iquitos, bearing 132°, -3.813861 -73.161528
INHS:FISH
55392   1999-08-09
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, beach along E bank of E channel opposite Iquitos, -3.698379 -73.225421
INHS:FISH
36956   1995-07-29
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, N edge of Iquitos, W bank, -3.710713 -73.233832
INHS:FISH
54687   1999-07-28
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas & Rio Tamshiyacu, ca. 2 mi S village of Tamshiyacu, E bank of Rio Amazonas & mouth of Rio Tamshiyacu, -4.028133 -73.1459
INHS:FISH
54979   1999-07-30
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Napo, opposite Mazán, N channel Rio Napo, N of Isla Milagro, -3.4831 -73.086717
INHS:FISH
141826   1999-08-09
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Amazonas, just upstream of the confluence of the Rio Itaya at the city of Iquitos, W side of river channel, -3.71689 -73.22235
INHS:FISH
141910   2001-08-03
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Amazonas, upstream of confluence with Rio Itaya, -3.72914 -73.20171
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