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Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel, Malacology
ANSP:MAL-Malacology	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker 178290   1941-11-00 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Aorai Trail, -17.604887 -149.520256 Full Record Details
Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Malacology
BPBM:MAL	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker, 1941 11291   ex 145273 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Tahiti, -17.689601 -149.366229 Full Record Details
BPBM:MAL	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker, 1941 145157Kondo {Yoshio} & Donald Anderson   Bottle 8621934-09-13 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Aorai; 1/2 mile above Taohiri, in head of small valley East side of ridge crest, -17.609959 -149.542229 Full Record Details
BPBM:MAL	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker, 1941 145273Zimmerman {Elwood C.}, Kondo {Yoshio}, & Donald Anderson   Bottle 8651934-09-15 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Aorai Trail near top, -17.604887 -149.520256 Full Record Details
BPBM:MAL	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker, 1941 145274Zimmerman {Elwood C.}, Kondo {Yoshio}, & Donald Anderson   Bottle 8651934-09-15 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Aorai Trail near top, -17.604887 -149.520256 Full Record Details
BPBM:MAL	Euconulus conoides H. B. Baker, 1941 145275Zimmerman {Elwood C.}, Kondo {Yoshio}, & Donald Anderson   Bottle 8651934-09-15 Polynesia, French Polynesia, Windward Islands, Society Islands, Tahiti, Aorai Trail near top, -17.604887 -149.520256 Full Record Details

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