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Dataset: UF
Taxa: Cellaria diffusa
Search Criteria: Washington; includes cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Academy of Sciences

CAS:INVERT
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
21967O'Donoghue?   1896-06-00
United States, Washington, Puget Sound.
CAS:INVERT
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
21968O'Donoghue [?]   1896-06-00
United States, Washington, Puget Sound.
CAS:INVERT
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
318559   
United States, Washington, Puget Sound
CAS:INVERT
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
318560Cameron Knox   1915-06-21
United States, Washington, San Juan County, San Juan Islands, San Juan Island, Friday Harbor

Florida Museum of Natural History

UF
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
852-BryozoaPaulay, Gustav   2011-10-22
United States, Washington, San Juan County, San Juan Island, third lagoon, 48.4614 -122.9764
UF
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
990-BryozoaPaulay, Gustav   2011-10-13
United States, Washington, San Juan County, San Juan Island, off Andrews Bay, 48.5472 -123.1755
UF
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
2480-BryozoaMarine Biodiversity Class   2016-08-05
United States, Washington, San Juan County, San Juan Island, N of Pt Caution, 48.5695633 -123.039145
UF
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
15198-BryozoaCummings, Brittany   2018-07-25
United States, Washington, San Juan County, San Juan Island, Lime Kiln State Park, 48.515839 -123.153017

Yale University Peabody Museum

IZ:YPM
Cellaria diffusa Robertson, 1905
YPM IZ 090107Banta, W. C.   1967-08-20
United States, Washington, San Juan County, Friday Harbor
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