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Arizona State University Charles W. O'Brien Collection
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis Sharp, 1891: 127 ASUCOB0013288C.W. O'Brien   1974-07-26 Guatemala, 32 mi. SE Coban, 15.141483 -90.029372, 1829m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis sharp (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB0011177J.E. Wappes   1989-05-26 Guatemala, Baja Verapaz, 6 mk E. Purulha, 15.24522 -90.180345 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis sharp (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB001178J.E. Wappes   1989-05-26 Guatemala, Baja Verapaz, 6 mk E. Purulha, 15.24522 -90.180345 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis sharp (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB0011179C. Mayorga   1993-07-11 Mexico, Chiapas, reserva El Triunfo, 15.663061 -92.790179 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis sharp (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB0011180S. Zaragoza   1993-07-10 Mexico, Chiapas, El Triunfo, E. side, 15.625372 -92.767519 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis sharp (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB0011181R. Jones   1996-08-22 Mexico, Chiapas, Res. Bios. El Triunfo, 15.62538 -92.83342, 1400 - 1700m Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis (Champion, 1891: 116) ASUCOB0011182R. Turnbow   2006-10-23 Guatemala, San Marcos, rd to Bojanal, 14.97079 -91.8333 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis Sharp, 1891: 127 ASUCOB0013736R. Jones   1996-08-22 Mexico, Chiapas, Mpio: Jaltenango Res. Bios. El Triunfo alt., 16.673237 -91.756349 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUCOB	Epicaerus biformis Sharp, 1891: 127 ASUCOB0013737R. Jones   1996-08-22 Mexico, Chiapas, Mpio: Jaltenango Res. Bios. El Triunfo alt., 16.673237 -91.756349 Full Record Details

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