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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: JFBM-Fishes
Taxa: Scartella
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum fishes | |
 JFBM:Fishes | 46254[]P.J. Hundt, A.M. Simons, B.A. Young 2010-07-10 United States, Florida, St. Lucie, Fort Pierce Inlet, South Jetty Park, 27.4708333 -80.2880556 |
JFBM:Fishes | 46275[]Hundt, Peter; Simons, Andrew; Young, Brett 2010-06-09 United States, Florida, Palm Beach, Jupiter inlet, at Jupiter Beach County Park, south side of jetty, 26.9433333 -80.0705 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47140[]Hundt, Peter; Meguro, M. 2012-07-15 Japan, Kochi, Tidepools and rocky reef, north and south of jetty, ~1km south of port in Tei, 33.5206944 133.7541667 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47155[]Hundt, Peter; Meguro, M. 2012-07-18 Japan, Kochi, Shellfish aquaculture floats and ropes, ~1km south of port in Tei, 33.5222222 133.7515278 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47159[]Hundt, Peter; Meguro, M. 2012-07-19 Japan, Kochi, Shellfish aquaculture floats and ropes, ~1km south of port in Tei, 33.5222222 133.7515278 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47147[]Hundt, Peter; Meguro, M. 2012-07-17 Japan, Kochi, Tidepools, near bridge, ~0.5 km west of Hachigashiri, 33.3570806 133.3116694 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47281[]Iglesias, Samuel; Frotté, Lou 2013-05-25 Cape Verde, Sao Vicente, Bay of Salamansa, 16.9094444 -24.9380556 |
JFBM:Fishes | 47282[]Iglesias, Samuel; Frotté, Lou 2013-05-24 Cape Verde, Sao Vicente, Bay of Salamansa, 16.9094444 -24.9380556 |
JFBM:Fishes | 48575[]Iglesias, Samuel; Frotté, Lou 2016-03-01 France, Guadeloupe, Station 3, off the northern shore in Anse Deshaies, west of Deshaies, Basse-Terre Island, Guadeloupe, 16.3091667 -61.7969444 |
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Google Map
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