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Dataset: RWMNH-Tardigrades
Taxa: Macrobiotus hibiscus
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
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014853Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014856Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014857Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014855Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014854Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014851Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014850Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014852Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014849Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
RWMNH:Tardigrades
Macrobiotus hibiscus de Barros, 1942
F014858Josh Heward   FWJH-152007-07-12
USA, New Mexico, Fish and Wildlife Land, 36.60461 -106.5396
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