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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Euodynerus auranus azotopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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ASU Insects copy

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ASUHIC0029043Stanley A. Gorodenski; J.M. Davidson   1966-05-29
United States, Arizona, La Paz County, 20 mi. SE of Parker, 33.986536 -114.073955
ASU
ASUHIC0029044N. Leppla; J. Bigelow, Mont A. Cazier, J. Davidson, M. Bentzien, W. Fox, S. Williams   1968-06-08
Mexico, Baja California, 4 mi. S of San Felipe, 30.980685 -114.815716
ASU
ASUHIC0029045N. Leppla; J. Bigelow, Mont A. Cazier, J. Davidson   1968-06-10
Mexico, Baja California, 9 mi. S of San Felipe, 30.944888 -114.747979
ASU
ASUHIC0029046N. Leppla; J. Bigelow, Mont A. Cazier, J. Davidson, M. Bentzien, W. Fox, S. Williams   1968-06-21
Mexico, Baja California, Santa Ana, 28.688528 -113.818555
ASU
ASUHIC0029047Stanley A. Gorodenski; J.M. Davidson, M.A. Cazier   1966-05-28
United States, Arizona, La Paz County, 5 mi. SE of Bouse, 33.852572 -113.904232
ASU
ASUHIC0029048N. Leppla; J. Bigelow, Mont A. Cazier, J. Davidson, M. Bentzien, W. Fox, S. Williams   1968-07-01
Mexico, Baja California Sur, San Juanico, 26.262095 -112.477882
ASU
ASUHIC0029049J. Bigelow; Mont A. Cazier   1968-04-14
United States, California, Inyo County, Bennetts Well, Death Valley National Park, 36.16611 -116.86
ASU
ASUHIC0029050J. Bigelow; Mont A. Cazier   1968-04-14
United States, California, Inyo County, Bennetts Well, Death Valley National Park, 36.16611 -116.86
ASU
ASUHIC0029051J.H. Davidson; J.M. Davidson, M.A. Cazier   1966-05-07
United States, Arizona, La Paz County, 5 mi. SE of Bouse, 33.852572 -113.904232
ASU
ASUHIC0029052Stanley A. Gorodenski; J.M. Davidson, M.A. Cazier   1966-05-07
United States, Arizona, La Paz County, 8 mi. SE of Parker, 34.032047 -114.2588
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