INHS Collections Data

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Apomatoceros alleni
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection


INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
52723   1999-08-04
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Marañon, along S bank N channel of Rio Marañon, opposite Nauta, -4.510817 -73.5682

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
55400   1999-08-09
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Amazonas, beach along E bank of E channel opposite Iquitos, -3.698379 -73.225421

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
36644   1995-07-20
Peru, Dept. Loreto, Rio Napo, mouth of Rio Mazan, near town of Mazan, -3.497937 -73.096208

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
54704   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
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
141065   1999-07-28
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Tamshiyacu, confluence with the Rio Amazonas, -4.02814 -73.1459

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
141080   1999-08-04
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Marañon, directly across the river from city of Nauta, -4.51082 -73.56821

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
141091   1999-08-09
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Amazonas, Beach on Island directly across braid of Amazonas from the mouth of the Rio Itaya, -3.70834 -73.22667

INHS:FISH
Apomatoceros alleni Eigenmann, 1922
151096   1995-07-20
Peru, Loreto, Maynas Province, Rio Napo, confluence with Rio Mazan, ca. 2- 3 km N of town of Mazán, -3.49361 -73.09222


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