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Taxa: Austropeltum
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iNaturalist Research Grade Observations

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Austropeltum glareosum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
48323738Melissa Hutchison   2020-02-00
New Zealand, West Coast, Lake Misery Track, Arthurs Pass National Park, -42.8994383333 171.55791

Swedish Museum of Natural History

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Austropeltum glareosum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
F169018G. Kantvilas   116/102010-07-10
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmania: Crater Peak, alt. 1270 m. Grid: AMG 66 SOP 117 874. Grid Sq.: 41 38. Land Ten.: Cradle Mtn Lake St Clair NP. Prec. Code: 1
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Austropeltum glareosum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
F169019G. Kantvilas   478/062006-12-05
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmania: Mt Orion, alt. 1120 m. Grid: AMG 55 Old River 404 229. Grid Sq.: 44 22. Land Ten.: Southwest NP. Prec. Code: 1
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Austropeltum glareosum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
F169017G. Kantvilas   444/062006-12-04
Australia, Tasmania, Tasmania: Mt Hesperus, alt. 1090 m. Grid: AMG 55 Old River 372 256. Grid Sq.: 43 22. Land Ten.: Southwest NP. Prec. Code: 1

Uppsala University, Museum of Evolution

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Austropeltum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
L-070278Mats Wedin   1995-01-17
New Zealand, West Coast, Denniston Plateau. c. 17 km ENE Westport, just S of Denniston Township, between road to Burnetts Face and small dam
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Austropeltum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
L-089264W. Malcolm & A. Vezda   1997-04-24
New Zealand, Nelson, South Island, Westport, planities Denniston, 15 km ad orient. a Westport
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Austropeltum Henssen, Döring & Kantvilas
L-185596J.K. Bartlett   
New Zealand, Tasman, North-west Nelson Ecological Region, Wangapeka Ecological District, Cobb Valley, Fenella
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