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Dataset: LJW-TEST
Taxa: Pleuromyidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Lindsays Test Sandbox

LJW:TEST
Pleuromya
LACMIP 10800.3C. Ahlroth, W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Shasta County, Dry Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10805.1C. Ahlroth   
USA, California, Shasta County, Dry Creek, 40.7 -122.1
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10883.13W. P. Popenoe   1932-04-12
USA, California, Orange County, Santa Ana Mountains, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10883.32W. P. Popenoe   1932-04-12
USA, California, Orange County, Santa Ana Mountains, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10883.35W. P. Popenoe   1932-04-12
USA, California, Orange County, Santa Ana Mountains, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10884.13W. P. Popenoe   1933-04-14
USA, California, Orange County, Santiago Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10885.9W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Orange County, Santa Ana Mountains, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 10890.12W. P. Popenoe   1933-04-01
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya papyracea Gabb, 1869 Gabb, 1869
LACMIP 15683.7B. Robinson   
USA, California, Orange County, Williams Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 24068.4P. Tresselt   1959-04-00
USA, California, Orange County, Baker Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 8180.20B. Moore   
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 8185.27B. Moore   
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 8197.22W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 8197.23W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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Pleuromya
LACMIP 8199.16W. P. Popenoe   
USA, California, Orange County, Silverado Canyon, 33.7 -117.6
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