Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Spermophilus lateralis, Spermophilus lateralis tescarum, Spermophilus lateralis trepidus, Spermophilus lateralis chrysodeicus, Spermophilus lateralis lateralis, Spermophilus lateralis cinerascens
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MMNH:Mammals
18403BRAUN, S E   1981-08-14
United States, CALIFORNIA, UNKNOWN
MMNH:Mammals
166BAILEY, B   1911-08-03
United States, MONTANA, RAVALLI, BITTERROOT MOUNTAINS, 4000 FT
MMNH:Mammals
167BAILEY, B   1911-08-03
United States, MONTANA, RAVALLI, DARBY, BITTEROOT MOUNTAINS, 4000 FT
MMNH:Mammals
13572HALL, E R   1929-07-08
United States, NEVADA, WHITE PINE, SNAKE MOUTAINS, STELLA LAKE, 10,750 FT
MMNH:Mammals
13592BANCROFT, B L   1972-05-13
United States, CALIFORNIA, INYO, 6 MI N, 5 MI W DEEP SPRINGS, DEAD HORSE MEADOW, 7500 FT, 37.4474209 -118.0517047
MMNH:Mammals
13111HEANEY, L R   1975-07-13
United States, CALIFORNIA, MODOC, 4 MI S, 2 1/2 MI E CANBY, 4520 FT, 41.38642 -120.832854
MMNH:Mammals
14893HERSON, J A   1983-09-14
United States, OREGON, DESCHUTES, 7 MI N, 1 MI W SISTERS, 4000 FT, BLACK BUTTE
MMNH:Mammals
14894ANGSTOM, R L   1983-09-14
United States, OREGON, DESCHUTES, 6 MI N, 3 MI W SISTERS, 4000 FT
MMNH:Mammals
1045BRECKENRIDGE, W J   1934-07-21
United States, COLORADO, LA PLATA, DURANGO, 37.2752686 -107.8794418
MMNH:Mammals
4119CAMPBELL, J   1955-07-08
United States, WYOMING, PARK, SHOSHONE NAT'L FOREST, ALONG POPO AGIE RIVER, 42.621 -108.80615
MMNH:Mammals
4120CAMPBELL, R   1955-07-14
United States, WYOMING, LINCOLN, FOSSIL, 41.81611 -110.72333
MMNH:Mammals
4121CAMPBELL, R   1955-07-14
United States, WYOMING, PARK, SHOSHONE NAT'L FOREST
MMNH:Mammals
4122CAMPBELL, R   1955-07-14
United States, WYOMING, PARK, SHOSHONE NAT'L FOREST
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