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Arizona State University Hasbrouck Insect Collection
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124448J.C. Hall   1946-08-11 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Mouth of Deep Creek, 34.341383 -117.237254 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124449J. Wilcox   1942-07-03 United States, California, San Bernardino County, South Fork Camp, 34.169882 -116.828241, 1829m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124450E.I. Schlinger   1956-08-11 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Mouth of Deep Creek, 34.341383 -117.237254 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124451E.I. Schlinger   1956-08-11 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Mouth of Deep Creek, 34.341383 -117.237254 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124452E.I. Schlinger   1956-08-11 United States, California, San Bernardino County, Mouth of Deep Creek, 34.341383 -117.237254 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124453S. Frommer   1969-07-03 United States, California, Riverside County, Philip L. Boyd Deep Canyon Desert Research Center, 3.5 mi. S of Palm Desert, 33.647914 -116.376515 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHIC	Apiocera acuticauda Cazier, 1982 ASUHIC0124454E.I. Schlinger   1964-07-14 United States, California, Riverside County, Philip L. Boyd Deep Canyon Desert Research Center, 33.647914 -116.376515 Full Record Details

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