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University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Insect Collection
UTC:UTCI	Neoxantholinus Cameron, 1945 UTCI000000989J. Ashe & R. Brooks   1994-06-14 Honduras, Ocotepeque, 24km E Octepeque El Guisayote, 14.25 -89.04, 2170 - 2170m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Stenus vestigialis (Erichson, 1840) UTCI000000924J. Ashe & R. Brooks   1994-06-07 Honduras, El Paraiso, 6.9km W. Yuscaran Cerro Monserrat, 13.55 -86.24, 1760 - 1760m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Anotylus insignitus SM0670980H. & A. Howden   1994-05-23 Honduras, Francisco Morazan, 30km ESE Tegucigaipa, Zamorano 830m, 14.016667 -87.033333, 830 - 830m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Osorius Guérin-Méneville, 1829 SM0671118H. & A. Howden   1994-06-08 Honduras, El Paraiso, Cerro Monserrat, 7km SW Yuscaran, 13.55 -86.54, 1800 - 1800m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Tannea andersoni Irmler, 2005 UTCI000000883R. Anderson   1994-06-15 Honduras, Ocotepeque, 12.7km E & 10.6km S Ocotepeque, lower slopes El Pital, 14.25 -89.04, 2050 - 2050m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Charoxus hermani Kistner UTCI000000904J. Ashe & R. Brooks   1994-06-09 Honduras, Francisco Morazan, Zanorano, 14.008232 -87.007282, 820 - 820m Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Xanthopygus cognatus Sharp LSAM0110417D. R. Ganaway   1993-03-22 Honduras, Atlantida, Finca Ulua, 15.914 -87.72 Full Record Details
UTC:UTCI	Xanthopygus xanthopygus (Nordmann) SM0080004J. S. Ashe, R. Brooks   1994-06-07 Honduras, Francisco Morazán, Zamorano, 14 -87, 820 - 820m Full Record Details

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