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Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21490Moots, Kate A; Begle, D P    Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site 25, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21308Moots, Kate A   1982-06-06 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site X, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21309Moots, Kate A   1982-06-09 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site 12, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21489Moots, Kate A; O'Grady, R T   1982-06-08 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site 26, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21491Moots, Kate A; et. al.   1982-06-04 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Nunns Creek, Site 5, 50.029887 -125.257861 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21488Moots, Kate A; et. al.   1982-06-04 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site 1, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Gasterosteus aculeatus Linnaeus, 1758 21487Moots, Kate A; Begle, D P   1982-07-23 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, Bonsall Creek, Site 21, 48.8667 -123.7167 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Sebastes pinniger (Gill, 1864) 38030R/V Cobb   1960-07-21 Canada, British Columbia, Vancouver Island, San Josef Bay, 50.6833333 -128.2666667 Full Record Details

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