Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Apamea unanimis
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000164328Johnson, Kyle E.   2016-06-23
United States, Minnesota, Roseau, Pine Creek Peatland, 48.99959 -95.86019, 320m
Entomology:UMSP
UMSP000164329Johnson, Kyle E.   2016-06-09
United States, Minnesota, Lake of the Woods, Norris Camp, 48.61083 -95.18068, 395m
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239758Johnson, Kyle E.   2012-05-28
United States, Minnesota, St. Louis, biwabik, 47.53567 -92.34243
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239752Johnson, Kyle E.   2017-06-27
United States, Minnesota, Kittson, caribou wma, 48.94982 -96.4756
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239751Johnson, Kyle E.   2010-06-16
United States, Minnesota, Cass, hole in bog peatland, 47.31696 -94.22413
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239759Johnson, Kyle E.   2012-06-13
United States, Minnesota, St. Louis, loka lake peatland (south), 47.59283 -92.36283
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239756Johnson, Kyle E.   2016-06-23
United States, Minnesota, Roseau, minnesota hill, 48.99976 -95.85838
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239755Johnson, Kyle E.   2015-06-24
United States, Minnesota, Lake Of The Woods, norris camp, 48.612 -95.17017
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239754Johnson, Kyle E.   2016-06-18
United States, Minnesota, Lake Of The Woods, norris camp, 48.61948 -95.16734
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239757Johnson, Kyle E.   2016-06-23
United States, Minnesota, Roseau, pine creek peatland, 48.99959 -95.86019
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239753Johnson, Kyle E.   2011-06-24
United States, Minnesota, Lake, snowbank lake bog, 47.97385 -91.43587
iDigBio-UWM:wirc
wirc00239760Johnson, Kyle E.   2010-06-19
United States, Minnesota, St. Louis, vermillion lake: s of cable bay, 47.82742 -92.18668
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