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Dataset: UF-INVERTEBRATES
Taxa: Cymadusa
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Florida Invertebrate Zoology

UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa compta (Smith 1873)
35595-ArthropodaReed, Sherry; Lee, Woody; Knowlton, Nancy   2009-12-01
United States, Florida, St. Lucie County, Harbor Branch, Johnson House, 27.53575 -80.34916
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa compta (Smith 1873)
35596-ArthropodaReed, Sherry; Lee, Woody; Osman, Rick   2009-12-15
United States, Florida, Brevard County, Scottsmoor, 28.77132 -80.84446
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa compta (Smith 1873)
35623-ArthropodaReed, Sherry; Lee, Woody   2009-12-11
United States, Florida, Brevard County, Melbourne, Yellow Dog, 28.01213 -80.5671
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa compta (Smith 1873)
35590-ArthropodaReed, Sherry; Lee, Woody; Osman, Rick   2009-12-09
United States, Florida, Palm Beach County, Coast Guard Station, Jupiter Inlet, 26.94808 -80.08345
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa Savigny, 1816
43901-ArthropodaFlorida Barcoding Workshop   2016-01-25
United States, Florida, Levy County, off Cedar Key, 29.09 -83.05
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa Savigny, 1816
43904-ArthropodaFlorida Barcoding Workshop   2016-01-25
United States, Florida, Levy County, off Cedar Key, 29.09 -83.05
UF:INVERTEBRATES-Invertebrate Zoology
Cymadusa Savigny, 1816
48312-ArthropodaSharkey, Emily   2017-07-05
United States, Florida, Flagler County, Whitney Marine Laboratory, raceways behind dormatory, 29.670205 -81.216011
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