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Dataset: C
Taxa: Connopus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Copenhagen

C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
10585Jan Vesterholt   1988-08-21
Denmark, WJ: Frederikshåb Plantage SE of Billund, 55.669998 9.16
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
11317Anita Lillavang Nielsen & Lasse & Jan Vesterholt   1984-09-09
Denmark, EJ: Store Hjøllund Savværk, 56.07 9.39
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
12158Morten Lange   1946-10-03
Denmark, N.-Sjæll, Gribskov, 55.990002 12.33
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
19013David Boertmann   1988-09-03
Denmark, NJ, Klim Bjerg, 57.110001 9.17
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
21294Jan Vesterholt   1991-09-28
Denmark, SJ: Troldeskoven near Stursbøl NW of Vojens, 55.32 9.21
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
26958Anita Lillavang Nielsen & Lasse & Jan Vesterholt   1996-09-15
Denmark, WJ: Palsgård Skov N of Nr. Snede, 56.009998 9.39
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
40952Jan Vesterholt   2002-09-27
Denmark, NWJ: Hvidbjerg Klitplantage, Lejbakke Sande, 57.360001 7.37
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
45891Thomas Laessoe   1999-09-03
Sweden, Västergötland, S of Vårgårda, Siene, near Eklanda
C:F
Connopus acervatus (Fr.) K.W. Hughes, Mather & R.H. Petersen
51968Thomas Laessoe   2000-10-01
Denmark, Sjælland, Tisvilde Hegn, Lerbjerget, 56.029999 12.03
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