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Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 15386Rising, Jim D   1967-07-23 United States, North Carolina, Carteret, Russell Creek, 3 miles North of Beaufort, 34.763997 -76.658133 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 30353Anderson, Sydney A   1952-07-28 United States, Texas, Bazoria, West Bay, 17 miles South and 7 miles East of Alvin, 29.16891 -95.16687 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 5101McAllister, Don E   1950-04-01 United States, North Carolina, New Hanover, Wilmington at Masonboro Sound, 34.147781 -77.847221 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 14904Slimmer, Faye; Pennington, K   1971-07-27 United States, Mississippi, Harrison, Mississippi Sound, approximately 6 miles South of Biloxi, 30.308126 -88.882967 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 17412Wiley, Edward O; Moss, Randall E   1977-06-18 United States, Florida, Levy, marsh 1.7 miles North of Cedar Key, 29.160217 -83.028795 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 19336Stevenson, Michael M; Wiley, Edward O; Mayden, Richard L   1981-07-25 United States, Mississippi, Jackson, Davis Bayou at Ocean Springs, Gulf Island National Seashore, 30.381885 -88.778927 Full Record Details
Specify-KU:oldversion-KUI	Elops saurus Linnaeus, 1766 17127Anderson, C   1975-08-06 United States, Georgia, Liberty, St. Catherines Island, pool on SW side, 31.600459 -81.147617 Full Record Details

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