Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Lasiurus cinereus cinereus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Page 1, records 1-33 of 33
MMNH:Mammals
9799LAMPE, R P   1971-07-17
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 11 MI S, 7 1/2 MI W EKALAKA, CHALK BUTTES
MMNH:Mammals
5727   1961-07-06
United States, MINNESOTA, ANOKA, ANOKA, 45.1978 -93.3869
MMNH:Mammals
7629KALIN, O T   1966-07-30
United States, MINNESOTA, KOOCHICHING, unspecified, 48.5268 -93.474
MMNH:Mammals
7630KALIN, O T   1966-07-30
United States, MINNESOTA, ST. LOUIS, ASPEN FOREST, 47.8937 -91.8353
MMNH:Mammals
7631KALIN, O T ET AL.   1966-09-09
United States, MINNESOTA, ST. LOUIS, SPECIFIC LOCALITY UNKNOWN, 47.5672 -92.3975
MMNH:Mammals
8101KALIN, O T   1967-07-30
United States, MINNESOTA, COOK, GRAVEL PIT, 47.8409 -90.8866
MMNH:Mammals
9796BIRNEY, E C   1971-07-19
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 7 MI N, 10 MI W CAMP CROOK, SLICK CREEK SPRING
MMNH:Mammals
9797BIRNEY, E C   1971-07-18
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 4 MI S, 1 MI E EKALAKA, STAGVILLE SPRING, EKALAKA HILLS
MMNH:Mammals
9798BIRNEY, E C   1971-07-17
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 11 MI S, 7 1/2 MI W EKALAKA, CHALK BUTTES
MMNH:Mammals
4940MACIOR, L   1959-06-30
United States, MINNESOTA, CLEARWATER, SPECIFIC LOCALITY UNKNOWN, 47.5667 -95.3667
MMNH:Mammals
10740HEANEY, L R   1972-07-13
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 7 MI N, 10 MI W CAMP CROOK, SLICK CREEK SPRING
MMNH:Mammals
10741HEANEY, L R   1972-07-13
United States, MONTANA, CARTER, 7 MI N, 10 MI W CAMP CROOK, SLICK CREEK SPRING
MMNH:Mammals
10742TUTTLE, M D   1972-07-08
United States, SOUTH DAKOTA, HARDING, 9 1/2 MI S, 2 3/4 MI E CAMP CROOK, 45.4047 -103.9174
MMNH:Mammals
12758NELSON, R C   1963-07-23
United States, MINNESOTA, HUBBARD, ITASCA STATE PARK, 1/4 MI E PARK MAIN ENTR. ON HWY 71
MMNH:Mammals
12759MARSHALL, W H   1955-07-11
United States, MINNESOTA, POLK, 2 MI S FERTILE, 47.50715 -96.28
MMNH:Mammals
15160SMITH, S A   1988-07-31
United States, MINNESOTA, CLAY, BUFFALO RIVER STATE PARK, 46.866 -96.4775
MMNH:Mammals
15161SMITH, S A   1988-07-31
United States, MINNESOTA, CLAY, BUFFALO RIVER STATE PARK, 46.866 -96.4775
MMNH:Mammals
43JOHNSON, C E   1910-06-10
United States, MINNESOTA, WASECA, WASECA, 44.0778 -93.5072
MMNH:Mammals
4939MACIOR, L   1959-06-30
United States, MINNESOTA, CLEARWATER, ITASCA STATE PARK, 47.1875 -95.2228
MMNH:Mammals
4897LAMBERT, J W   1958-06-26
United States, MINNESOTA, RAMSEY, ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY PARK, 2171 CARTER ST., 44.9792 -93.1908
MMNH:Mammals
4896LAMBERT, J W   1958-06-26
United States, MINNESOTA, RAMSEY, ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY PARK, 2171 CARTER ST., 44.9792 -93.1908
MMNH:Mammals
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4895LAMBERT, J W   1958-06-26
United States, MINNESOTA, RAMSEY, ST. PAUL, ST. ANTHONY PARK, 2171 CARTER ST., 44.9792 -93.1908
MMNH:Mammals
4088NELSON, M K   1956-07-23
United States, MINNESOTA, NORMAN, ADA, 47.2997 -96.515
MMNH:Mammals
3871WEISBROD, A R   1956-05-20
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, MINNEAPOLIS, 44.98 -93.2636
MMNH:Mammals
3322BEER, J   1950-01-22
United States, MINNESOTA, RAMSEY, ST. PAUL BELOW CHEROKEE PARK, ALONG MISSISSIPPI R., 44.9334 -93.1099
MMNH:Mammals
2915JOROSZ, J   1950-08-27
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, 1 MI W ROBBINSDALE, 45.0322 -93.35872
MMNH:Mammals
1377OLSON, T   1928-06-30
United States, MINNESOTA, MEEKER, DASSEL, 45.0817 -94.3067
MMNH:Mammals
1376OLSON, T   1928-06-30
United States, MINNESOTA, MEEKER, DASSEL, 45.0817 -94.3067
MMNH:Mammals
1042EVANS, C & SWANSON G   1934-07-24
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, FORT SNELLING, 44.867 -93.2133
MMNH:Mammals
834GILLAND, F L   1932-06-23
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, MINNEAPOLIS, 44.98 -93.2636
MMNH:Mammals
833GILLAND, F L   1932-06-23
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, MINNEAPOLIS, 44.98 -93.2636
MMNH:Mammals
832GILLAND, F L   1932-06-23
United States, MINNESOTA, HENNEPIN, MINNEAPOLIS, 44.98 -93.2636
MMNH:Mammals
320UNKNOWN   1917-09-09
null, SPECIFIC LOCALITY UNKNOWN
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