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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MPCA
Taxa: Pseudocentroptiloides
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Minnesota Pollution Control Agency invertebrates | |
 MPCA | 57226[]MPCA 07UM0022007-08-08 United States, Minnesota, Kandiyohi, Crow River, Middle Fork watershed basin; Downstream of CR 2, 5.5 mi. NW of Crow River, 45.26275 -94.80289 |
MPCA | Pseudocentroptiloides usa Waltz & McCafferty 172583[]MPCA 09RD0022014-09-03 United States, Minnesota, Clay, Buffalo River watershed basin; Upstream of CR 68, 2 mi. NW of Glyndon, 46.89916667 -96.60885 |
MPCA | Pseudocentroptiloides usa Waltz & McCafferty 160221[]MPCA 10EM0362013-08-06 United States, Minnesota, Isanti, Rum River watershed basin; Downstream of Hwy 47, 7 mi. W of Cambridge, 45.566902 -93.38166633 |
MPCA | Pseudocentroptiloides usa Waltz & McCafferty 154132[]MPCA 10RN0122013-08-21 United States, Minnesota, Itasca, Rice River watershed basin; Downstream of Willis Lake Rd, 5 mi. SE of Bigfork, 47.6543 -93.60938 |
MPCA | Pseudocentroptiloides usa Waltz & McCafferty 188760[]MPCA 15UM0802015-08-12 United States, Minnesota, Itasca, Bruce Creek watershed basin; Downstream of CR 431, 3 mi. S of Swan River, 47.05341943 -93.2277679 |
MPCA | Pseudocentroptiloides usa Waltz & McCafferty 212183[]MPCA 16SC0352016-08-02 United States, Minnesota, Carlton, Kettle River, West Branch watershed basin; Downstream of Hwy 73, 4 mi. NW of Kettle River, 46.54456976 -92.90658058 |
MPCA | 13087[]MPCA 98LS0441998-09-14 United States, Minnesota, Saint Louis, Cloquet River watershed basin;, 47.20753114 -91.94208725 |
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