Search Results (List)

Dataset: USNM-PAL
Taxa: Palaechinidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Smithsonian Institution, National Museum of Natural History, Paleobiology

USNM:PAL
Lovenechinus missouriensis (Jackson)
USNM S3841   
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM PAL534170   
United States, Missouri
USNM:PAL
Parabolina missouriensis (Jackson)
USNM PAL488783J. Bridge   
United States, Missouri
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus indianaensis (Miller & Gurley)
USNM PAL380837   
United States, Kentucky, Edmonson County
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488780E. Palmer   1101
United States, Missouri, Jasper County
USNM:PAL
Lovenechinus missouriensis (Jackson)
USNM PAL542281   
United States, Iowa
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM PAL144801   
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM PAL542283   
United States, Missouri
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488781E. Palmer   
United States, Missouri, Jasper County
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM S3851G   
United States, Maryland
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM S3851G   
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488784   
United States, Iowa
USNM:PAL
Melonechinus multiporus (Norwood & Owen)
USNM PAL542282   
United States, Missouri
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488779E. Palmer   
United States, Missouri
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488787   75
United States, North Carolina
USNM:PAL
Palaechinus
USNM PAL488778   
United States, Iowa
USNM:PAL
Periporosella mutatus Keyes
USNM PAL488782E. Palmer   
United States, Missouri, Jasper County
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488785Tarr   1531905-08-20
USNM:PAL
Genus
USNM PAL488786   
United States, Texas, Young County
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