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ASU	Eutreta hespera Banks, 1926 ASUHIC0123825Linda Parsons   1978-09-17 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Lake Arrowhead, 34.258777 -117.18549 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta hespera Banks, 1926 ASUHIC0123826Linda Parsons   1978-09-17 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Arrowhead Lake, 34.258777 -117.18549 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta Loew, 1873 ASUHIC0123827[Collector unknown]   1981-07-21 United States, Idaho, Twin Falls County, Shoshone Creek, 42.216482 -114.401639 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta Loew, 1873 ASUHIC0123828[Collector unknown]   1981-07-21 United States, Idaho, Twin Falls County, Shoshone Creek, 42.216482 -114.401639 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta novaeboracensis (Fitch, 1855) ASUHIC0123393R.S. Beal   1958-07-13 United States, Maryland, Prince Georges County, Beltsville, 39.03472 -76.90778 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta novaeboracensis (Fitch, 1855) ASUHIC0123394unknown    United States, New York, Tompkins County, Ithaca, 42.440628 -76.496607 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta diana (Osten Sacken, 1877) ASUHIC0123395M. Cazier; O. Francke, L. Welch   1970-06-07 United States, California, Riverside County, 3.6 mi. E of Paradise Valley, 33.68162 -115.984531 Full Record Details
ASU	Eutreta decora Stoltzfus, 1977 ASUHIC0123396L.C. Draper; L.E. Draper   1970-08-19 United States, Utah, Iron County, 10 mi. N of Cedar Breaks National Monument, 37.780449 -112.845268 Full Record Details

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