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Dataset: BPBM-MAL
Taxa: Babyloniidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bernice Pauahi Bishop Museum, Malacology

BPBM:MAL
Babylonia
205833   
Polynesia, India, India
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Babylonia formosae
235974   6279
Polynesia, Taiwan, Taiwan; Formosa
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Babylonia japonica
235975   6279
Polynesia, Japan, Japan
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Babylonia japonica
235976D. B. Langford   62791920-01-01
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Yokohama; near
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Babylonia japonica
235977Langford & Thaanum   62791925-01-01
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Imazumi
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Babylonia japonica
235978Langford & Thaanum   62791925-01-01
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Kiire
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Babylonia japonica
235979D. B. Langford   62791952-01-01
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Hayama; Sagami Bay
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Babylonia japonica
235980   6279
Polynesia
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Babylonia japonica
235981   6279
Polynesia
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Babylonia lutosa
235982   6279
Polynesia, Eastern Seas?, Eastern Seas?
BPBM:MAL
Babylonia lutosa
235983   6279
Polynesia, China, China; Hong Kong
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Babylonia pallida
235984   6279
Polynesia
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Babylonia spirata
235985   6279
Polynesia, Philippines?, Philippines?
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Babylonia japonica
255054Koyasu   Th. #: 5021926-01-01
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Tokyo Bay
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Babylonia japonica
258246Jens M. Ostergaard   1926-06-01
Polynesia, Tonga, Tonga; Tongatapu Group; Tongatapu; Nukualofa Beach
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Babylonia japonica
259987Morris, Julius   1953-03-20
Polynesia, Japan, Japan; Yokohama
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Babylonia pallida
260099Morris, Julius   1958-10-28
Polynesia, Ryukyu Islands, Ryukyu Islands
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