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Dataset: ASU-ASUCOB
Search Criteria: Nicaragua; Jinotega; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Charles W. O'Brien Collection

ASU:ASUCOB
ASUCOB0002215C.W. O'Brien   1974-07-15
Nicaragua, Jinotega, 9mi. SE. Jinotega, 13.13821 -86.017582, 5100m
ASU:ASUCOB
ASUCOB0002217C.W. O'Brien   1974-07-15
Nicaragua, Jinotega, 9mi. SE. Jinotega, 13.13821 -86.017582, 5100m
ASU:ASUCOB
ASUCOB0002246   1984-07-01
Nicaragua, Jinotega, 145 km. jinotega/matagalpa, 13.05827 -85.924178, 1200 - 1300m
ASU:ASUCOB
Claeoteges tuberculosa Champion, 1911: 277
ASUCOB0013311van den Berghe   2006-05-22
Nicaragua, Jinotega, Finca Jaguar, 13.238073 -86.055927
ASU:ASUCOB
Meconemus tuberculatus Labram & Imhoff, 1838: f.3
ASUCOB0015330R.A. Cunningham   2014-05-29
Nicaragua, Jinotega, Reserva Natural Cerro-Dantali-El Diablo, La Esmeralda, 13.099527 -85.839026
ASU:ASUCOB
Goniocloeus pumilus Jordan, 1906
ASUCOB0027778C.W. O'Brien   1974-07-15
Nicaragua, Jinotega, 10 mi. SE. Jinotega, 12.988829 -85.896163, 1524m
ASU:ASUCOB
Goniocloeus umbrinus Jordan, 1904: 264
ASUCOB0027791C.W. O'Brien   1974-07-15
Nicaragua, Jinotega, 9mi. SE. Jinotega, 13.13821 -86.017582, 1554m
ASU:ASUCOB
Ptychoderes nebulosus (Olivier, 1795: 5)
ASUCOB0041026R.A. Cunningham   2014-05-29
Nicaragua, Jinotega, Reserva Natural Cerro-Dantali-El Diablo, La Esmeralda, 13.084444 -85.870833, 1209m
ASU:ASUCOB
Ptychoderes nebulosus (Olivier, 1795: 5)
ASUCOB0041027R.A. Cunningham   2014-05-29
Nicaragua, Jinotega, Reserva Natural Cerro-Dantali-El Diablo, La Esmeralda, 13.084444 -85.870833, 1209m
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