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Dataset: RWMNH-Tardigrades
Taxa: Isohypsibius deflexus (Hypsibius deflexus)
Search Criteria: Only include occurrences with coordinates; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Robinson-Winter Museum of Natural History Tardigrade Collection

RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008860Erika Boreliz   NFEB-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), Nicholas Flat, 34.066667 -118.9
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008849Erika Boreliz   NFEB-022009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), Nicholas Flat, 34.066667 -118.9
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008532Stephanie Calloway   LSSC-012009-02-13
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), La Sierra, 34.1 -118.766667
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008859Erika Boreliz   NFEB-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), Nicholas Flat, 34.066667 -118.9
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F009320Carl Johansson   BBCJ-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), 34.066667 -116.8
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F009319Carl Johansson   BBCJ-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), 34.066667 -116.8
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008862Erika Boreliz   NFEB-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), Nicholas Flat, 34.066667 -118.9
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Isohypsibius deflexus Mihel?i?, 1960
F008861Erika Boreliz   NFEB-032009-02-14
USA, California, Santa Monica Mountain Recreation (SMMR), Nicholas Flat, 34.066667 -118.9
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