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Dataset: LJW-TEST
Taxa: Pharidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 10105.183W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Orange County, Santa Ana Mountains, 33.7 -117.6
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Pharidae indet.
LACMIP 10784.17W. P. Popenoe, D. Scharf   
USA, California, Shasta County, Willow Creek, 40.7 -122.2
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24111.22D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24111.47D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24111.48D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24130.3D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24133.2D. Dailey   1958-08-00
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Arroyo el Bulito, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24148.1D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24148.2D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24148.3D. Dailey   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Ranch, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 24418.2W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Oak Run Valley, 40.6 -122.1
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 6257.1J. Browning   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Jalama Creek, 34.5 -120.4
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Leptosolen
LACMIP 6262.1J. Browning   
USA, California, Santa Barbara County, Rancho San Julian, 34.5 -120.3
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