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Dataset: CONABIO-
Taxa: Lineodes
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Comisión Nacional para el Conocimiento y Uso de la Biodiversidad

CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL008367   2002-08-09
Sonora, YECORA, 28.3741667 -108.9205556, 1545m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL010412   2002-10-07
Sonora, YECORA, Arroyo La Culebra, 28.3772222 -108.8961111, 1650m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL014476   2003-07-29
Sonora, YECORA, Arroyo La Culebra, 28.3772222 -108.8961111, 1650m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL014477   2003-07-29
Sonora, YECORA, Arroyo La Culebra, 28.3772222 -108.8961111, 1650m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL014554   2003-07-29
Sonora, YECORA, Arroyo La Culebra, 28.3772222 -108.8961111, 1650m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL014582   2003-07-29
Sonora, YECORA, Arroyo La Culebra, 28.3772222 -108.8961111, 1650m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015081   2003-08-01
Sonora, YECORA, Santa Rosa, 5 km SW de, 28.4425000 -109.1105556, 824m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015082   2003-08-01
Sonora, YECORA, Santa Rosa, 5 km SW de, 28.4425000 -109.1105556, 824m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015083   2003-08-01
Sonora, YECORA, Santa Rosa, 5 km SW de, 28.4425000 -109.1105556, 824m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015099   2003-08-01
Sonora, YECORA, Santa Rosa, 5 km SW de, 28.4425000 -109.1105556, 824m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015118   2003-08-01
Sonora, YECORA, Santa Rosa, 5 km SW de, 28.4425000 -109.1105556, 824m
CONABIO-UCOL
Lineodes integra Zeller, 1873
UCOL015551   2003-08-02
Sonora, YECORA, El Ranchito, 28.3927778 -108.9111111, 1516m
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