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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: MMNH-Birds
Taxa: Alle
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum birds | |
 MMNH:Birds | 043183[]Latham, Roy 1933-11-22 United States, New York, Orient, Long Island |
MMNH:Birds | 043184[]Latham, Roy 1932-11-20 United States, New York, Orient, Long Island |
MMNH:Birds | 013571[]Robbins 1957-02-27 United States, Massachusetts, Essex, Gloucester |
MMNH:Birds | 014262[]Robbins 1957-02-27 United States, Massachusetts, Essex, Manchester |
MMNH:Birds | 014263[]Burnett United States, Massachusetts, Coast |
MMNH:Birds | 015801[]Shay Greenland, A few miles S of Thule |
MMNH:Birds | 018603[]Broberg 1962-11-05 United States, Minnesota, Itasca, Grand Rapids, 47.2371445 -93.5302124 |
MMNH:Birds | 021107[]Breckenridge 1965-06-16 United States, Alaska, Diomede Island, 65.754041 -168.9264679 |
MMNH:Birds | 023525[]Broberg 1962-11-05 United States, Minnesota, Itasca, Grand Rapids: Wabana Lake, 47.4261129 -93.5224914 |
MMNH:Birds | 003621[] 1891-07-23 Greenland, Northwest Greenland, McCormick Bay |
MMNH:Birds | 003622[] 1891-07-22 Greenland, Northwest Greenland, 8mi off Cape York |
MMNH:Birds | 003623[]Cahoon 1890-12-15 United States, Cape St. Marry (Massachusetts?) |
MMNH:Birds | 005463[] Locality Unknown, Yorkshire Coast |
MMNH:Birds | 007820[] United States, Minnesota, Lake of the Woods, Lake of the Woods, 49.0828613 -94.9520874 |
MMNH:Birds | 000822[]Jencks 1877-01-13 United States, Rhode Island, Point Judith |
MMNH:Birds | 008367[]Boardman 1936-12-27 United States, Florida, Daytona Beach, 29.2108593 -81.0228806 |
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