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Arizona State University Hasbrouck Insect Collection
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0089734A.D. Smith   2011-08-04 Mexico, Sonora, Sierra de BacadŽéhuachi, El Rincón de Guadalupe Station, 29.84511 -108.9771, 1676m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0104682N.M. Franz (ORCID 0000-0001-7089-7018)   2018-08-07 Mexico, Sonora, Mesa Tres Ríos, Road to Nácori Chico, 29.809766 -108.744776 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0126872N.M. Franz (ORCID 0000-0001-7089-7018)   2019-08-05 Mexico, Sonora, Sierra Los Locos, El Llano, 29.87786 -110.38922, 1300m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0126890N.M. Franz (ORCID 0000-0001-7089-7018)   2019-08-04 Mexico, Sonora, Sierra Los Locos, El Llano, 29.87765 -110.38498, 1310m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0126911N.M. Franz (ORCID 0000-0001-7089-7018)   2019-08-05 Mexico, Sonora, Sierra Los Locos, El Llano, 29.868956 -110.389892, 1325m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0126304M.A. Johnston   2019-07-24 Mexico, Sonora, 15 km E of Álamos, 27.0153 -108.7946, 433m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Cactophagus spinolae validus (LeConte, 1858: 80) ASUHIC0126305M.A. Johnston   2019-07-24 Mexico, Sonora, 15 km E of Álamos, 27.0153 -108.7946, 433m Full Record Details

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