Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Oceanites oceanicus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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MMNH:Birds-Bird
040577Zink, Robert   1976-02-14
Antarctica, Weddell Sea: 65o36'S 41o55'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
046816Zink, Robert   1976-02-14
Weddell Sea, -65.59667 -41.915
MMNH:Birds-Bird
046815Parmalee, David   1973-02-27
South Orkneys, Signy Island, -60.71667 -45.63333
MMNH:Birds-Bird
046814Zink, Robert   1976-02-29
unspecified, -61.93333 -51.63333
MMNH:Birds-Bird
046773Parmalee, David   1975-01-25
Antarctic Peninsula, Anvers Island, Bonaparte Point, -64.78333 -64.08333
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040950Parmelee   1973-02-24
Antarctica, Weddell Sea, 62o20.7'S 28o15'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040949Parmelee   1973-02-27
Antarctica, Weddell Sea
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040582Zink, Robert   1976-02-25
Antarctica, Weddell Sea: 63o41.5'S 52o12.3'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040579Zink, Robert   1976-02-29
Antarctica, Weddell Sea: 61o56'S 51o38'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
040578Zink, Robert   1976-02-25
Antarctica, Weddell Sea: 63o41.5'S 52o12'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
014478Kippen   1958-04-23
Canada, Newfoundland, 440 mi S of Race- 39 deg 20'N, 53 deg 10' W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
037243Parmelee   1973-02-24
Antarctica, Weddell Sea, 62o20.7'S 28o15'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
036494Parmelee   1973-02-24
Oceania, Weddell Sea, 62o20.7'S 28o15'W.
MMNH:Birds-Bird
032831Oehlenschlager, Richard   1971-02-01
Antarctica, Robertson Bay, near Cape Adare
MMNH:Birds-Bird
030168Zink, Robert   1976-02-14
Antarctica, Weddell Sea- 65deg 35.8'S, 41deg 54.9'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
030167Zink, Robert   1976-02-25
Antarctica, Weddell Sea- 63deg 41.5'S, 52deg 12.3'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
030166Zink, Robert   1976-02-27
Antarctica, Bransfield Straits- 61deg 50.26' S, 55 deg 12.46'W
MMNH:Birds-Bird
026269Oehlenschlager, Richard   1972-02-24
Antarctica, Anvers Island
MMNH:Birds-Bird
025866Oehlenschlager, Richard   1972-02-07
Antarctica, 69 deg S, 117 deg 30' W
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