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Taxa: Herdmania pallida
Search Criteria: Panama; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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Florida Museum of Natural History

UF
Herdmania pallida (Heller 1878)
2146-ChordataPaulay, Gustav   2016-05-22
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Bocas Research Station, 9.351023 -82.257243
UF
Herdmania pallida (Heller 1878)
2131-ChordataPaulay, Gustav   2016-05-21
Panama, Bocas del Toro, Bocas Research Station, 9.351386 -82.257205

Marine Invertebrate Observations from Publications

Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Herdmania pallida Heller, 1878
Mary R. Carman et al.   2002-03-06
Panama, Colon, Panama Canal Yatch Club, 9.005814 -79.015047
Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Herdmania pallida Heller, 1878
Mary R. Carman et al.   2002-03-06
Panama, Colon, Club Nautico, 9.006068 -79.014902
Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Herdmania pallida Heller, 1878
Mary R. Carman et al.   2002-02-06
Panama, Colon, Fort Sherman, 9.37 -79.949444
Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Herdmania pallida Heller, 1878
Rosana M. Rocha   2003-03-08
Panama, Bocas del Toro, 9.28259 -82.1742
Pub-Obs:Invertebrate
Herdmania pallida Heller, 1878
Rosana M. Rocha   2003-03-08
Panama, Bocas del Toro, 9.35607 -82.19718

National Museum of Natural History, Smithsonian Institution

NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 1132514R. Rocha   2008-07-30
Panama, Popa Island, 9.22961 -82.1218
NMNH:Invertebrates
USNM 1132537R. Rocha   2008-12-01
Panama, Bastimento Island, 9.2755 -82.1714
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