Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Amastra rubristoma
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Malacology


BPBM:MAL
184664F. Raymond Fosberg & Robert L. Usinger   1935-11-29
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Haalelelpaakai; Loc. 8. SEE MAP, 20.810227 -156.868922

BPBM:MAL
184676F. Raymond Fosberg & Robert L. Usinger   1935-11-30
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Head of Hulupoe Gulch; Loc. 9. SEE MAP, 20.832685 -156.901272

BPBM:MAL
15412Thaanum   1907-04-01
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, top of main ridge, 20.811942 -156.873028

BPBM:MAL
51681Wm. D. Wilder   1922-01-01
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Lānaʻi, 20.849985 -156.934553

BPBM:MAL
74216Munro   
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Mahana; at head of valley next to Maunalei, 20.914624 -156.916971

BPBM:MAL
74232Munro   1914-12-03
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Koele; main ridge above; between Mahana & current Kaiholena, 20.82866 -156.89881

BPBM:MAL
74236Munro   1914-03-21
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Maunalei; middlge ridge from gulch, near top, 20.871284 -156.896184

BPBM:MAL
74239Munro   1915-09-09
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Huala; south side of gulch, 20.828226 -156.87674

BPBM:MAL
74240Munro   1915-09-09
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Huala; south side of gulch, 20.828226 -156.87674

BPBM:MAL
74241Munro   1915-09-09
Polynesia, United States, Hawaii, Hawaiian Islands, Lanai, Huala; south side of gulch, 20.828226 -156.87674


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Google Map

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Google Earth (KML)

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