Search Results (List)

Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Oreella mollis (Oreella minor)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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R. M. Bohart Museum of Entomology

UCDC:Tardigrada
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Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019030D.S. Horning   N33811970-10-21
New Zealand, South Island, Haast Pass
UCDC:Tardigrada
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Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019031D.S. Horning   NZ2121970-05-19
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Temple Basin, Arthur's Pass National Park, 1554m
UCDC:Tardigrada
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Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019032A.G. Harrison   NZ2201970-05-08
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Upper Otira Valley, Arthur's Pass National Park, 1052m
UCDC:Tardigrada
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Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019034D.S. Horning   NZ1481970-05-18
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Halpin Creek, Arthur's Pass National Park
UCDC:Tardigrada
Image Associated With the Occurence
Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019042D.S. Horning   NZ1481970-05-18
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Halpin Creek, Arthur's Pass National Park
UCDC:Tardigrada
Image Associated With the Occurence
Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019043D.S. Horning   NZ1801970-05-19
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Temple Basin, Lower Ski Huts, Arthur's Pass National Park, 1433m
UCDC:Tardigrada
Image Associated With the Occurence
Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019044D.S. Horning   NZ1481970-05-18
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Halpin Creek, Arthur's Pass National Park
UCDC:Tardigrada
Image Associated With the Occurence
Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019048D.S. Horning   NZ1481970-05-18
New Zealand, South Island, Canterbury, Halpin Creek, Arthur's Pass National Park
UCDC:Tardigrada
Image Associated With the Occurence
Oreella mollis Murray, 1910
S-0019049D.S. Horning   NZ8761971-08-23
New Zealand, Chatham Islands, Rangatira Island, Bluffs at Southeast end of island
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