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Dataset: FMNH-MAM
Search Criteria: Djibouti; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Field Museum of Natural History (Zoology) Mammal Collection

FMNH:MAM
Pipistrellus kuhlii marginatus
68192H. H. Hoogstraal   57201950-07-04
Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti, 0.1933333 0.7191667
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68193H. H. Hoogstraal   57221950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 715m
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68194H. H. Hoogstraal   57231950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 218m
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68195H. H. Hoogstraal   57241950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 715m
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68196H. H. Hoogstraal   57251950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 715m
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68197H. H. Hoogstraal   57261950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 218m
FMNH:MAM
Rhinopoma hardwickii arabium
68198H. H. Hoogstraal   57271950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 218m
FMNH:MAM
Mus musculus domesticus Schwarz & Schwarz, 1943
68258H. H. Hoogstraal   57281950-07-06
Djibouti, Ali Sabih, Ali Sabiet, 0.1861111 0.7116667, 218m
FMNH:MAM
Rattus norvegicus (Berkenhout, 1769)
68311H. H. Hoogstraal   57181950-07-03
Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti, 0.1933333 0.7191667
FMNH:MAM
Rattus norvegicus (Berkenhout, 1769)
68312H. H. Hoogstraal   57191950-07-03
Djibouti, Djibouti, Djibouti, 0.1933333 0.7191667
FMNH:MAM
Vulpes rueppelli somaliae
68317H. H. Hoogstraal   57211950-07-08
Djibouti, Dikhil, Dikkil, 0.1850000 0.7063889
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