Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Myotis velifer, Myotis velifer brevis, Myotis velifer grandis, Myotis velifer incautus (Vespertilio incautus), Myotis velifer magnamolaris, Myotis velifer velifer (Vespertilio velifer)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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INHS:MAMMALS
4043Ted E. Kramer   1952-10-04
United States, Oklahoma, Woodward, Alabaster Cavern
INHS:MAMMALS
4044L. W. Heavener   1952-10-06
United States, Oklahoma, Woodward, Alabaster Cavern
INHS:MAMMALS
4045Claude Ward   1954-07-17
United States, Oklahoma, Woodward, Alabaster Cavern
INHS:MAMMALS
18629W. L. Burger   1949-04-16
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Horse Tail Falls, 25 mi S Monterey
INHS:MAMMALS
18630W. L. Burger   1949-04-16
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Horse Tail Falls, 25 mi S Monterey
INHS:MAMMALS
18631W. L. Burger   1949-04-16
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Horse Tail Falls, 25 mi S Monterey
INHS:MAMMALS
18632W. L. Burger   1949-04-16
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Horse Tail Falls, 25 mi S Monterey
INHS:MAMMALS
18633W. L. Burger   1949-04-16
Mexico, Nuevo Leon, Horse Tail Falls, 25 mi S Monterey
INHS:MAMMALS
1544C. W. Hibbard   1933-09-05
United States, Kansas, Barber, Sun City, Harvard Cave, 37.342778 -98.956389
INHS:MAMMALS
550P.W. Parmalee   1952-03-08
United States, Texas, Llano
INHS:MAMMALS
1328H. M. Smith   1933-11-03
United States, Kansas, Barber, Harvard Cave, 4.5 mi SW Sun City, 37.342778 -98.956389
INHS:MAMMALS
1329A. B. Leonard   1933-11-03
United States, Kansas, Barber, Harvard Cave, 4.5 mi SW Sun City, 37.342778 -98.956389
INHS:MAMMALS
599Smith & Gates   1955-07-10
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, 4 mi W Morristown
INHS:MAMMALS
600Smith & Gates   1955-07-10
United States, Arizona, Maricopa, 4 mi W Morristown
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