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

USNM:PAL
Siliqua oregonia Dall
USNM PAL245671   
Canada, British Columbia
USNM:PAL
Siliqua lucida (Conrad)
USNM PAL264114   
United States, Oregon
USNM:PAL
Siliqua lucida (Conrad)
USNM PAL245666   
Canada, British Columbia
USNM:PAL
Siliquaria tampensis Mansfield
USNM MO165112   
USNM:PAL
Siliqua media (Sowerby)
USNM MO560018R. Bryson   1939-10-07
United States, California, Santa Barbara County
USNM:PAL
Siliqua patula Dixon
USNM MO649323   
United States, California, San Mateo County
USNM:PAL
Siliqua alta (Broderip & Sowerby)
USNM PAL339802L. Marincovich   1977-07-00
United States
USNM:PAL
Siliqua alta (Broderip & Sowerby)
USNM PAL339804L. Marincovich   1977-07-00
United States, Alaska
USNM:PAL
Siliqua Woodring
USNM MO495823R. Stewart   
United States, California
USNM:PAL
Siliquaria armata Kuroda et al.
USNM PAL214415   
USNM:PAL
Siliquaria cumingii (Morch)
USNM PAL214414   
USNM:PAL
Siliqua huerfanensis Stanton
USNM PAL22894B   
USNM:PAL
Siliqua oregonia Dall
USNM PAL245667   
Canada, British Columbia
USNM:PAL
Siliqua patula var. oregonia Dall
USNM MO156887   
USNM:PAL
Siliquaria Ladd in Ladd & Hoffmeister
USNM MO650414Ladd & Hoffmeister   1934-00-00
Fiji, Lau, Vanua Mbalavu
USNM:PAL
Siliqua alta (Broderip & Sowerby)
USNM PAL339803L. Marincovich   1977-07-00
United States
USNM:PAL
Siliqua media Gray
USNM MO499091   
USNM:PAL
Siliqua huerfanensis Stanton
USNM PAL22894A   
USNM:PAL
Siliqua media (Sowerby)
USNM MO560019W. Woodring   1938-11-11
United States, California, Santa Barbara County
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