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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Blarina hylophaga hylophaga
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Mammal Collection

INHS:MAMMALS
15092W.W. Goodpaster   1983-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7.5 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.92893 -98.36021
INHS:MAMMALS
15093W.W. Goodpaster   1983-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7.5 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.92893 -98.36021
INHS:MAMMALS
15094W.W. Goodpaster   1983-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7.5 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.92893 -98.36021
INHS:MAMMALS
15095W.W. Goodpaster   1983-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7.5 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.92893 -98.36021
INHS:MAMMALS
15188Jerry Meyer (W.W. Goodpaster)   1984-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.91351 -98.36469
INHS:MAMMALS
15189Jerry Meyer (W.W. Goodpaster)   1984-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.91351 -98.36469
INHS:MAMMALS
15190W.W. Goodpaster   1984-11-11
United States, Kansas, Lincoln/ Ellsworth, 7 mi NE Wilson, county line, 38.91351 -98.36469
INHS:MAMMALS
15191W.W. Goodpaster   1984-11-09
United States, Kansas, Stafford, Quivira Wildlife Refuge, 38.18066 -98.50557
INHS:MAMMALS
15192W.W. Goodpaster   1984-11-09
United States, Kansas, Stafford, Quivira Wildlife Refuge, 38.18066 -98.50557
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