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Arizona State University Hasbrouck Insect Collection
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus elongellus Emden, 1936 ASUHIC0038025R. Zack   2000-04-13 United States, Washington, Benton County, Road to Rattlesnake Mountain, Hanford Site, Arid Lands Ecology Reserve, 46.379283 -119.517883 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus elongellus Emden, 1936 ASUHIC0038026Looney   1999-05-14 United States, Washington, Benton County, Road to Rattlesnake Mountain, Hanford Site, Arid Lands Ecology Reserve, 46.379283 -119.517883 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus hispidus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038027Charles W. O'Brien   1966-03-18 United States, California, Merced County, 10 mi. S of Los Banos, 36.905027 -120.811574 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus hispidus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038028Charles W. O'Brien   1966-03-18 United States, California, Merced County, 10 mi. S of Los Banos, 36.905027 -120.811574 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus plumosus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038029E.G. Riley   2000-02-13 United States, Texas, Brazos County, Lick Creek Park, College Station, 30.538965 -96.160488 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus plumosus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038030E.G. Riley   2000-03-06 United States, Texas, Brazos County, Lick Creek Park, College Station, 30.538965 -96.160488 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus plumosus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038031E.G. Riley   2000-03-16 United States, Texas, Brazos County, Lick Creek Park, College Station, 30.538965 -96.160488 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Mesagroicus plumosus Buchanan, 1929 ASUHIC0038032E.G. Riley   2000-03-16 United States, Texas, Brazos County, Lick Creek Park, College Station, 30.538965 -96.160488 Full Record Details

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