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Dataset: INHS-INSECT
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Insect Collection

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Melanoplus nubilus Rehn & Hebard, 1916 Rehn & Hebard, 1916
INHS Insect Collection 50051T.H. Hubbell, et al.   1952-09-12
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
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Melanoplus nubilus Rehn & Hebard, 1916 Rehn & Hebard, 1916
INHS Insect Collection 50052T.H. Hubbell, et al.   1952-09-12
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
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Nematus oligospilus Foerster, 1854 Foerster, 1854
INHS Insect Collection 159113D. C. Leroy   1948-05-16
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
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Rhadinoceraea nubilipennis Norton, 1867 Norton, 1867
INHS Insect Collection 173888D.L.Wooly   1940-05-16
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
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Pristiphora syncophanta Walsh, 1866 Walsh, 1866
INHS Insect Collection 180910C.S. Brimley   1921-06-01
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
INHS:INSECT
Agarodes crassicornis F Walker, 1852 F Walker, 1852
INHS Trichoptera 19095C.S. Brimley   1940-05-16
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
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Strumigenys louisianae Roger, 1863 Roger, 1863
INHS Insect Collection 281444D.L. Wray   1949-09-22
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.04639 -78.855
INHS:INSECT
Heterochthonius Berlese, 1910 Berlese, 1910
INHS Insect Collection 472800D.L. Wray   1949-05-08
United States, North Carolina, Cumberland, Fayetteville, 35.0525 -78.8761
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