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Dataset: OMNH-Herpetology
Search Criteria: South Africa; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History - Herpetology collection

OMNH:Herpetology
Cordylus jonesii (Boulenger, 1891)
32567.0   1966-00-00
South Africa, Oklahoma City Zoo
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32595.0   1966-00-00
South Africa, Oklahoma City Zoo
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Cordylus vittifer
32792.0   1967-10-03
South Africa, Johannesburg, Purchased from D. Muller
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Laudakia atricollis
32793.0Charles C. Carpenter   1967-10-03
South Africa, Purchased from D. Muller, Johannesburg, South Africa
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Agama atra Daudin, 1802
32822.0Charles C. Carpenter   1968-03-18
South Africa, Purchased from D. Muller, Johannesburg, South Africa
OMNH:Herpetology
Agama atra Daudin, 1802
32823.0Charles C. Carpenter   1968-03-18
South Africa, Purchased from D. Muller, Johannesburg, South Africa
OMNH:Herpetology
Laudakia atricollis
32950.0Charles C. Carpenter   1968-03-18
South Africa, Purchased from D. Muller, Johannesburg, South Africa
OMNH:Herpetology
Laudakia atricollis
32952.0   1968-00-00
South Africa, Purchased from D. Muller, Johannesburg, South Africa
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Agama hispida
33678.0   1967-09-25
South Africa, Commercially obtained, Johannesburg, South Africa
OMNH:Herpetology
Cordylus vittifer
33964.0   1967-10-03
South Africa, Pet trade
OMNH:Herpetology
Boaedon fuliginosus
35074.0Dirk Parvus   
South Africa
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Pseudaspis cana (Linnaeus, 1758)
35274.0Dirk Parvus   1983-05-06
South Africa
OMNH:Herpetology
Boaedon fuliginosus
35279.0D. Parvus   1983-08-00
South Africa
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