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Dataset: UF-HERP
Taxa: Chilabothrus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Herpetology

UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54013Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54014Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54015Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54016Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54017Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54018Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54019Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus striatus (Fischer, 1856)
54020Franz, Richard; Scudder, Sylvia   1974-02-00
United States, Florida, Florida
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus granti (Stull, 1933)
173081Rushton, Emily; Padilla, Wanda   2014-03-28
United States, Florida, Hillsborough, Tampa, 5806 N 53 Street, 28.00182 -82.39778
UF:HERP
173412Fobb, Jeffrey   2014-03-27
United States, Florida, Miami-Dade, Miami, 3650 NW South River Drive, 25.80234 -80.25576
UF:HERP
Chilabothrus inornatus (Reinhardt, 1843)
174740   2014-07-17
United States, Florida, Hillsborough, Tampa, 5806 N 53 Street, 28.00182 -82.39778
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