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Dataset: MCZ-Mala
Search Criteria: Papua New Guinea; Saint Matthias Group; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University

MCZ:Mala
157312[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau Id., -3.120933 144.297558
MCZ:Mala
Papuina enaiensis Leschke
157314[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau Id., -3.120933 144.297558
MCZ:Mala
Megalacron spadicea dunkeri Lischke, 1912
386422[no agent data]   1945-10-01
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Tasital, -1.416667 149.633333
MCZ:Mala
Camaenidae Gould, 1846
386461[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, North coast of Mussau Island, Tasital, -1.552563 149.656306
MCZ:Mala
Forcartia buehleri Rensch, 1933
59854E. Paravicini   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland Province, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau, -1.443944 149.628874
MCZ:Mala
Papuina enaiensis Leschke
83862[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland Province, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau, -1.443944 149.628874
MCZ:Mala
Papuina inpuirenda Rensch
83863[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland Province, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau, -1.443944 149.628874
MCZ:Mala
Chloritis giamardi (Deshayes, 1831)
83864[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland Province, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau, -1.443944 149.628874
MCZ:Mala
Dendrotrochus filaris Leschke, 1912
83865[no agent data]   
Melanesia, Papua New Guinea, New Ireland Province, Saint Matthias Group, Mussau, Mussau, -1.443944 149.628874
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