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Dataset: LJW-TEST
Taxa: Pholadomyidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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LJW:TEST
Pholadomyidae indet.
LACMIP 10746.76W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Swede Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pholadomya
LACMIP 10748.1W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Swede Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pholadomya
LACMIP 10757.8W. P. Popenoe, W. Tovell   1941-09-12
USA, California, Shasta County, Bear Creek, 40.6 -121.9
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Pholadomyidae indet.
LACMIP 10766.13W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Swede Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pholadomyidae indet.
LACMIP 10766.5W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Swede Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pholadomya
LACMIP 10785.13W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Swede Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Arcomya undulata Gabb, 1869 Gabb, 1869
LACMIP 10832.37W. P. Popenoe, D. Scharf   
USA, California, Butte County, Messilla Valley, 39.7 -121.6
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Pholadomya
LACMIP 15760.1J. Haggart   
USA, California, Shasta County, North Fork Bear Creek, 40.6 -121.9
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Arcomya undulata Gabb, 1869 Gabb, 1869
LACMIP 23637.86R. Saul, L. R. Saul   1952-08-17
USA, California, Butte County, Big Chico Creek, 39.8 -121.7
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Arcomya undulata Gabb, 1869 Gabb, 1869
LACMIP 23643.30R. Saul, L. R. Saul   1952-08-22
USA, California, Butte County, Big Chico Creek, 39.8 -121.7
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Pholadomya
LACMIP 24655.3W. P. Popenoe   1961-07-31
USA, California, Shasta County, French Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pachymya J.de C.Sowerby, 1826
215188Morrow, A. L.   
United States, Colorado, Calile Springs
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Pachymya J.de C.Sowerby, 1826
215186Morrow, A. L.   
United States, Colorado, Calile Springs
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Pachymya J.de C.Sowerby, 1826
215187Morrow, A. L.   
United States, Colorado, Calile Springs
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