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Dataset: iNaturalist-Observations
Search Criteria: Australia; New South Wales; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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iNaturalist Observations

iNaturalist:Observations
Antechiniscus parvisentus (Horning & Schuster, 1983)
Karol Wałach   2022-04-10
Australia, New South Wales, Comara NSW 2440, Australia, -30.5604822661 152.4847055821
iNaturalist:Observations
James K. Douch   2022-11-20
Australia, New South Wales, Ryde, Sydney NSW, Australia, -33.7756242955 151.1185737857
iNaturalist:Observations
James K. Douch   2022-11-25
Australia, New South Wales, Ryde, Sydney NSW, Australia, -33.7917091117 151.0851238954
iNaturalist:Observations
James K. Douch   2022-11-25
Australia, New South Wales, Ryde, Sydney NSW, Australia, -33.7917091117 151.0851238954
iNaturalist:Observations
James K. Douch   2022-12-08
Australia, New South Wales, Parramatta - Inner, Hassall St, Parramatta, NSW, AU, -33.8174866623 151.0105723026
iNaturalist:Observations
James K. Douch   2022-12-08
Australia, New South Wales, Parramatta - Inner, Hassall St, Parramatta, NSW, AU, -33.8174893453 151.0105713084
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Google Map

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