Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Chelon macrolepis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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47649Egan, Josh; Zhao, Yu-Shen   2013-08-11
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Tidal mud flat, near Haomeili, 23.3602861 120.1298944
JFBM:Fishes
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47595Egan, Josh; Zhao, Yu-Shen   2013-08-04
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Sandy beach near Haomeili, 23.3635139 120.1296528
JFBM:Fishes
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47501Egan, Josh; Zhao, Yu-Shen   2013-08-14
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Tidal mud flat, near Haomeili, 23.3602861 120.1298944
JFBM:Fishes
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47883Hundt, Peter; Chew, Uik-Sen   2014-07-28
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Estuary, Northwest of seawall, near Haomeili, 23.3602222 120.1301972
JFBM:Fishes
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47990Egan, Josh; Hundt, Peter; Chew, Uik-Sen   2014-06-14
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Sandy beach near Haomeili, 23.3635139 120.1296528
JFBM:Fishes
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47976Egan, Josh; Chen, Vincent   2014-06-09
Taiwan (Republic of China), Shuang Chun beach, Tainan County, Taiwan (Republic of China), 23.305965 120.108181
JFBM:Fishes
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48024Egan, Josh; Hundt, Peter; Chung, Li-An   2014-06-15
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Tidal mud flat near oyster farming platforms, Haomei, 23.3602861 120.1298944
JFBM:Fishes
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48673Egan, Josh; Hundt, Peter; Chew, Uik-Sen   2014-06-14
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Tidal mud flat near oyster farming platforms, Haomei, 23.3602861 120.1298944
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