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Taxa: Galiella japonica
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Ibaraki Nature Museum

INM
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
52037   1998-05-31
Ishikawa, Kanazawa-shi

National Museum of Nature and Science - Japan

TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
56169   
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
66552   2009-08-08
Yamanashi, 35.4572 138.70694
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
61919   2015-06-06
Nagano, 36.364044 138.240264
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
204629   1918-06-10
Iwate, 39.18911 141.18106
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50260   1981-07-01
Niigata, 37.54206 138.95105
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50262   1973-05-21
Tottori, 35.45058 134.23778
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50263   1973-05-10
Tottori, 35.45058 134.23778
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50258   1980-07-13
Niigata, 37.54206 138.95105
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50261   1981-07-01
Niigata, 37.54206 138.95105
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
50259   1981-07-01
Niigata, 37.54206 138.95105
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
20274   1980-07-03
Ishikawa, 36.47956 136.61749
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
20273   1980-07-02
Ishikawa, 36.56395 136.65753
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
20272   1976-06-14
Ishikawa, 36.523 136.66948
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
20275   1995-06-04
Ishikawa, 36.56736 136.71356
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
13138   1976-06-14
Ishikawa, 36.523 136.66948
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
13139   1980-07-02
Ishikawa, 36.56306 136.65836
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
13141   1995-06-04
Ishikawa, 36.56736 136.71356
TNS:F
Galiella japonica (Yasuda) Y. Otani
13140   1980-07-03
Ishikawa, 36.47956 136.61749
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