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Dataset: ASU-ASUHEP
Taxa: Uma
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Arizona State University Herpetology Photo Observations

ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000091CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_18602016-02-29
United States, Arizona, La Paz, 1.75 KM SE JUNCTION BETWEEN SWANSEA MINE RD. AND CENTRAL ARIZONA PROJECT CANAL, 11S 776303E 3777172N (NAD83), 34.0988950 -114.0050530, 375m
ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000092CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_18862016-03-16
United States, Arizona, La Paz, SOUTHWESTERN EDGE OF LA POSA PLAIN DUNES, 2 KM W KAISER WASH, 7.5 KM NW BOYER GAP RD, 11S 748768E 3742657N (NAD83), 33.7948620 -114.3130060, 213m
ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000093CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_18832016-03-02
United States, Arizona, La Paz, SOUTHEASTERN EDGE OF LA POSA PLAIN DUNES NEAR PLAMOSA MTNS, 7 ROAD KM FROM JUNCTION PLAMOSA DR. AND SUNKIST TRAIL, 11S 766502E 3743953N (NAD83), 33.8022170 -114.1212710
ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000094CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_20022016-03-22
United States, Arizona, La Paz, ISOLATED DUNE 8 KM SE BOUSE JCT. SR72 AND MAIN ST, 12S 224828E 3752541N (NAD83), 33.8773480 -113.9749550, 312m
ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000095CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_20172016-03-24
United States, Arizona, La Paz, NE EDGE CACTUS PLAIN DUNES, 7 KM SE JCT. SWANSEA RD, LINCOLN RANCH RD. AND POWERLINE RD. 12S 238014E 3770085N (NAD83), 34.0387410 -113.8378010, 489m
ASU:ASUHEP
Uma scoparia Cope, 1894
ASUHEP000096CRUMBO, W L   W.L.C.131_20222016-03-25
United States, Arizona, La Paz, ISOLATED DUNE 10 KM SE BOUSE JCT. SR72 AND MAIN ST, 12S 225011E 3751115N (NAD83), 33.8645520 -113.9725330, 313m
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