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Illinois Natural History Survey - Annelid Collection
INHS:ANNELID	Octolasion tyrtaeum (Savigny, 1826) INHS_ANNELID_5876_3227M.J. Wetzel (2015-09), K.L. Moss, INHS   2015-04-21 United States, Illinois, Lee, in riparian area along banks of small unnamed tributary stream to Franklin Creek, in small depression ('shelf') on S side of and immediately downstream (WNW) road culvert (corrugated ~1m dia), Site NG2015-02, 2.75 km SSW TNC/Nachusa Grasslands Hdqtrs, 5.0 km ESE Grand Detour (town), 41.87222 -89.36066, 208m Full Record Details
INHS:ANNELID	Octolasion tyrtaeum (Savigny, 1826) INHS_ANNELID_6097_3296M.J. Wetzel (2015-42), INHS, and J.W. Reynolds (Oligochaetology Laboratory, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)   2015-10-07 United States, Illinois, Lee, along W edge of new fence line (posts recently set, but wire fencing not yet in place), Site NG2015-17, 2.55 km SSW TNC/Nachusa Grasslands Hdqtrs barn, 5.8 km ESE Grand Detour (town), 41.87069 -89.35131, 217m Full Record Details
INHS:ANNELID	Octolasion tyrtaeum (Savigny, 1826) INHS_ANNELID_6100_3302M.J. Wetzel (2015-45), INHS, and J.W. Reynolds (Oligochaetology Laboratory, Kitchener, Ontario, Canada)   2015-10-07 United States, Illinois, Ogle, along W side of road, in soil disturbed by recent tree and brush removal associated with new fence line (posts in place, but wire fencing not yet added), ~110m S limestone outcropping, Site NG2015-20, 1.15 km WSW TNC/Nachusa Grasslands Hdqtrs barn, 4.7 km E Grand Detour (town), 41.88824 -89.35577, 220m Full Record Details

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