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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Stigmatodactylus sikokianus (Pantlingia sikokiana)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Northeastern Asia

SNUA-TNS:s.n.
182625?   1974-10-04
Japan, Miyazaki, Koyu-gun, Tsuno-cho, 32.29583 131.429
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
182626?   1975-09-01
Japan, Miyazaki, Koyu-gun, Tsuno-cho, 32.29583 131.429
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
200552?   1959-08-20
Japan, Tokushima, Kaifu-gun, Kainan-cho, 33.625 134.1875
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
245388?   1913-09-01
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Ochi-cho, 33.5351 133.2033
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
282683?   1974-10-04
Japan, Miyazaki, Koyu-gun, Tsuno-cho, 32.29583 131.429
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
282684?   1975-09-01
Japan, Miyazaki, Koyu-gun, Tsuno-cho, 32.29583 131.429
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
308025?   1943-10-02
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Ochi-cho, 33.5351 133.2033
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
364376?   1970-10-01
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Ochi-cho, 33.5351 133.2033
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
383927?   1943-10-02
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Ochi-cho, 33.5351 133.2033
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
402663?   1949-09-01
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Ochi-cho, 33.5351 133.2033
SNUA-TNS:s.n.
447262?   1951-10-07
Japan, Wakayama, Higashimuro-gun, Nachi-cho, 33.6808 135.8826
SNUA-OSA:s.n.
1315359?   1957-09-22
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Mt. Yokogura-yama, 33.536 133.204
SNUA-MBK:s.n.
1655182?   1987-10-31
Japan, Kochi, Agawa-gun, Hongawa Gohoku, 33.7875 133.25625
SNUA-MBK:s.n.
1655195?   1987-09-05
Japan, Kochi, Aki-shi, 33.495833 133.93125
SNUA-MBK:s.n.
1655201?   1981-09-10
Japan, Kochi, Takaoka-gun, Kubokawa Town, 33.2375 133.16875
SNUA-MBK:s.n.
1655211?   1989-09-17
Japan, Kochi
SNUA-MBK:s.n.
1655214?   1989-09-17
Japan, Kochi
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