Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Eucera
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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UMN EXT
umnbs20155504Gardner, Joel   2015-06-12
United States, Minnesota, Anoka, Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve, 45.4029 -93.1993
UMN EXT
umnbs20154266Gardner, Joel   2015-06-12
United States, Minnesota, Anoka, Cedar Creek Ecosystem Science Reserve, 45.4315 -93.1898
UMN EXT
umnbs20150631Gardner, Joel   2015-05-27
United States, Minnesota, Ramsey, Battle Creek Regional Park, 44.93505 -93.015467
iDigBio-C.A. TRIPLEHORN INSECT COLLECTION, OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY, COLUMB:insects
osuc 588514Hintz, H. W. (Howard William)   1958-06-20
United States, Minnesota, itasca state park, mn, 47.1975 -95.2017
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_izc 00289550J. R. Powers   1965-07-17
United States, Minnesota, Hubbard, 2 mi w of nevis, 46.965 -94.882
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_izc 00289548J. R. Powers   1965-07-19
United States, Minnesota, Cass, 7 mi w of lake hubert, crow wing county, 46.508 -94.373
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_izc 00289547J. R. Powers   1965-07-19
United States, Minnesota, Cass, 7 mi w of lake hubert, crow wing county, 46.508 -94.373
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_bee 00249784C. H. Waldron   1911-06-17
United States, Minnesota, Becker, detroit, 46.81722 -95.84527
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_izc 00289549J. R. Powers   1964-06-04
United States, Minnesota, Wabasha, lake city, 44.4354 -92.25254
iDigBio-AMNH
amnh_bee 00145480W. J. Gertsch, L. Hook   1940-05-17
United States, Minnesota, St. Louis, park point, duluth, 46.73055 -92.05222
iDigBio-BISON:usgs pwrc - native bee inventory and monitoring lab (biml)
samplingeventnumber:usgs_dro7330Randy Kolka   2010-05-27
United States, Minnesota, Itasca, verbatimlocality: verbatimlatitude:47.5308; verbatimlongitude:-93.469; country:usa; city:marcell exp. forest; site:position:; habitat:, 47.5308 -93.469
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