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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lamprocystis simillima
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Academy of Natural Sciences at Drexel, Malacology

ANSP:MAL-Malacology
49288   
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Society Islands, Society Islands, -17.910475 -150.585709
ANSP:MAL-Malacology
186940   
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Society Islands, Society Islands, -17.910475 -150.585709

Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Malacology

BPBM:MAL
3759A. Garrett   
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, Raiatea, -16.82666 -151.440274
BPBM:MAL
11317   ex 87212
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, Raiatea, -16.82666 -151.440274
BPBM:MAL
87212John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068
BPBM:MAL
87213John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068
BPBM:MAL
87214John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068
BPBM:MAL
87215John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068
BPBM:MAL
87216John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068
BPBM:MAL
87217John W. Moore   1927-04-03
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Leeward Islands, Society Islands, Raiatea, "highest mountain", 2-1/4 mi. inland, -16.833714 -151.45068

Field Museum, Mollusk

FM-FMNH:MOL-Invertebrate Zoology
43241   
Polynesia, French Polynesia, Society Islands, Society Islands, -17.910475 -150.585709
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Google Map

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