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Dataset: JFBM-Herps
Taxa: Crotaphytus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum amphibians and reptiles


JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
C12813[]Bruce Delles (Twin Cities Reptiles)   
Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R237[23]Breckenridge, W.J.   
United States, Arizona, Coconino, Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R2891[673]   
Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R98[1011]Bradbooks   
United States, Arizona, Coconino, Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
R1140[1800]Banta, Benjamin   s.n.0000-00-00
United States, Nevada, Washoe, 43.594658 -92.261585

JFBM:Herps
R1141[1801]Banta, Benjamin   s.n.0000-00-00
United States, Nevada, Washoe, 43.660242 -92.157662

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R1179[1839]   
Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R1315[1965]Kemper   
United States, Oklahoma, Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.

JFBM:Herps
Crotaphytus collaris Say in James, 1823
R1676[2289]Dickerson, Robert W.   
Mexico, Chihuahua, Detailed locality information protected. This is typically done to protect rare or threatened species localities.


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