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New York Botanical Garden
NY:NY	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer 00966731C. A. Shearer   J-143-1A1980-05-00 United States of America, Illinois, Champaign Co., Jordan Creek, a tributary of teh Salt Fork of the Vermilion River Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer 00966732C. A. Shearer   J-143-1B-F1980-05-00 United States of America, Illinois, Champaign Co., Jordan Creek, a tributary of teh Salt Fork of the Vermilion River Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer 02946620C. A. Shearer   CS539-11974-08-06 United States of America, Illinois, Union Co., Wolf Lake Full Record Details
NY:NY	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer 02946619C. A. Shearer   CS539-21974-03-19 United States of America, Illinois, Union Co., Wolf Lake Full Record Details
University of Illinois Fungarium - Fungi
ILL	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer ILL00041567J.L. Crane & C.A. Shearer   A60-11992-10-03 United States, Illinois, Johnson,, Cache River at foot bridge to Heron Pond., 37.35194 -88.92417 Full Record Details
ILL	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer ILL00041568C.A. Shearer & J.L. Crane   A60-21992-10-03 United States, Illinois, Randolph,, Kaskaskia River at the lock and dam, water temperature - 21 ÁC, water pH - 6.4., 37.985 -89.945 Full Record Details
ILL	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer ILL00041569J.L. Crane & C.A. Shearer   A60-31992-10-03 United States, Illinois, Randolph,, Phegley's Resort, Kaskaskia River, water temperature - 21 ÁC, water pH - 6.4., 38.02222 -89.95389 Full Record Details
ILL	Aniptodera limnetica Shearer ILL00041570J.L. Crane & C.A. Shearer   A60-41994-03-09 United States, Illinois, Union, Pine Hills Spring, water temperature - 12 ÁC, water pH - 6., 37.561438 -89.438983 Full Record Details

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