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Dataset: INHS-INSECT
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Georgia; Muscogee; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Insect Collection

INHS:INSECT
Isonychia Eaton, 1871
INHS Ephemeroptera 12797P.W. Fattig   1931-05-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, 15 mi E Columbus, 32.4454 -84.7572
INHS:INSECT
Apenesia parapolita Evans, 1958 Evans, 1958
INHS Insect Collection 186656L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
Vaejovis carolinianus (Beauvois, 1805) (Beauvois, 1805)
INHS Scorpiones 78   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
Strumigenys ornata (Mayr, 1887) (Mayr, 1887)
INHS Insect Collection 447284L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
INHS Insect Collection 448302L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
Formicidae
INHS Insect Collection 439328L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
Formicidae
INHS Insect Collection 449385L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
INHS:INSECT
Dactylochelifer copiosus Hoff, 1945 Hoff, 1945
INHS Insect Collection 491333L.W. Cunningham   1948-08-20
United States, Georgia, Muscogee, Columbus, 32.46083 -84.98778
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