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Illinois Natural History Survey - Insect Collection
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia herta Gusenleitner, 2002 Gusenleitner, 2002 INHS Insect Collection 2443M.E. Irwin   1996-11-17 South Africa, Western Cape, 1 km. N. Hondeklipbaai, -30.309444 17.274722, 15m Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia emilaevigata Giordani Soika Giordani Soika INHS Insect Collection 312896M.E. Irwin   1984-11-10 South Africa, Cape Province, Doringbos on Doringbos River Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia \N INHS Insect Collection 312897   1996-10-01 South Africa, Western Cape, Cederberg Mountains (Mts), Travelers Rest, 21.5 km ENE Clanwilliam, -32.079167 19.083333, 400m Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia \N INHS Insect Collection 312898M.E. Irwin   1996-11-14 South Africa, Western Cape, Cederberg Mountains (Mts), Travelers Rest, 21.5 km ENE Clanwilliam, -32.079167 19.083333, 400m Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia \N INHS Insect Collection 312899E.I. Schlinger   1996-11-22 Namibia, Erongo, Middle Tinkas, Namib-Naukluft Park, -22.855 15.474444, 800m Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia \N INHS Insect Collection 312900M.E. Irwin   1996-11-10 South Africa, Western Cape, 3 km N Yzerfontein, -33.333333 18.15, 50m Full Record Details
INHS:INSECT	Stroudia \N INHS Insect Collection 312901M.E. Irwin   1996-11-01 Drakernsberg Mts, Giant's Castle National Park Full Record Details

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