Search Results (List)

Dataset: UCM-IP
Taxa: Actaeon
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History, Invertebrate Paleontology

UCM:IP
Actaeon prosocheila
5279Henderson, Junius; Butters, R   1912-06-20
United States, Colorado, Weld, 40.33276 -104.864417
UCM:IP
Actaeon Rang, 1829
11965Aurand, H; Lounsberry, D.   
United States, New Mexico, McKinley, 35.543508 -107.865944
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Actaeon propinquus
12461Aurand, H; Coffin, R.   1923-00-00
United States, New Mexico, Sandoval, 35.2618355 -107.045049
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
17482Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
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Actaeon attenuatus
17992   
United States, Colorado, Weld, 40.402148 -104.851817
UCM:IP
Actaeon attenuatus
18322   
United States, Montana, Musselshell, 46.5697728 -108.1653725
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
98957Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
98958Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
UCM:IP
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
98959Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
UCM:IP
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
98960Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
UCM:IP
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Actaeonella Herrmannsen, 1846
98961Nelson, L   
United States, Texas
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Actaeon propinquus
108387Aurand, H; Coffin, R.   1923-00-00
United States, New Mexico, Sandoval, 35.2618355 -107.045049
UCM:IP
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Actaeon propinquus
108388Aurand, H; Coffin, R.   1923-00-00
United States, New Mexico, Sandoval, 35.2618355 -107.045049
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