INHS Collections Data

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Farlowella curtirostra
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection


INHS:FISH
34891   1995-02-01
Venezuela, Zulia, Rio Negro & trib, 16 km W Machiques, 10.048889 -72.6825

INHS:FISH
35368   1995-02-02
Venezuela, Zulia, Caño Taguara, 18 km N Puerto Catatumbo at Hwy. 6 bridge, 9.289444 -72.546944

INHS:FISH
60005   1991-01-05
Venezuela, Trujillo, Quebrada Catalina, Flor de Patria

INHS:FISH
59882   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Merida, trib. Rio Gavilan, 3 km E Capazon, 8.829167 -71.426833

INHS:FISH
60379   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Trujillo, Caño Mimbos, 2 km S La Victoria, 9.324 -70.845833

INHS:FISH
60037   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Trujillo, Rio Buena Vista, town of Buena Vista, 9.302812 -70.877505

INHS:FISH
60056   1991-01-06
Venezuela, Trujillo, Rio Caus, La Victoria, 9.331541 -70.854067

INHS:FISH
59865   1991-01-07
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Escalante, Hwy. 1 bridge, 8.513681 -71.783314

INHS:FISH
59946   1991-01-08
Venezuela, Zulia, Rio Negro, 12 km S Machiques on road to Tucuco, 9.945536 -72.584825

INHS:FISH
60464   1991-01-09
Venezuela, Zulia, Rio Yasa, 5 km S Machiques on road to Tucoco

INHS:FISH
35600   1995-01-30
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Muyapa, Muyapa, ca. 2 km downstream of Hwy. 1, 9.126111 -71.124167

INHS:FISH
35453   1995-01-30
Venezuela, Trujillo, Rio Motantan, near intersection of hwys. 3 & 7, 9.485556 -70.569722

INHS:FISH
34975   1995-01-31
Venezuela, Merida, Rio Chama, El Vigia, 8.431667 -71.625278

INHS:FISH
34931   1995-01-31
Venezuela, Zulia, Caño San Pedro, San Pedro at Hwy. 1, 9.08685 -71.119639


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