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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Stereocaulon apocalypticum
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection

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COLO-L-0040829A. W. Johnson; L. Viereck and H. Melchior   4781959-07-24
United States, Alaska, Bering Strait District, Ogotoruk Creek Drainage, above Slate Creek, 68.083333 -165.533333, 305m
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COLO-L-0040835Leslie A. Viereck   S 191351958-08-27
United States, Alaska, Kantishna, edge above Red Top Mine (Little Annie Mine), Alaska Range, 63.55 -150.9, 1006m
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COLO-L-0040841JoAnn W. Flock   FL-7411980-07-30
United States, Alaska, Nome, SEWARD PENINSULA. CAPE PRINCE OF WALES. DIVIDE BETWEEN LOPP LAGOON AND VILLAGE CREEK DRAINAGE. FACING BACK SIDE OF RADAR DOME, 65.8 -168, 0 - 700m
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COLO-L-0040847JoAnn W. Flock   6751980-08-14
United States, Alaska, Nome, Seward Peninsula, Cape Prince of Wales at the Bering Strait, Neeluk near divide between drainage of Lopp Lagoon and Village Creek, 65.666667 -168, 0 - 698m
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COLO-L-0093889M. Togashi   s.n.1968-10-12
Japan, Prov. Shinano: Honshu, Mt. Mamako, 35.917537 137.486295, 2800m
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COLO-L-0093907H. Shibuichi; K. Yoshida   50131974-08-16
Japan, Prov. Kai, Honshu, Kaikomagadake Mts.; Sensui Pass, Naka-Koma-gun, 35.747114 138.233854, 2250m
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COLO-L-0093901M. Togashi   s.n.1969-07-19
Japan, Ishikari, Hokkaido, Mt. Tomuraushi, 43.527271 142.848793, 2000m
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COLO-L-0093895H. Kashiwadani   153271979-06-28
Japan, Hokkaidô, Prov. Tokachi, lake-side of Shino-nome, Kami-Shihoro-cho, Kato-gun, 43.235105 143.285236, 820m
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COLO-L-0093913S. Kurokawa   642031964-08-14
Japan, Gifu, Prov. Hida, Mt. Ontake, 35.882327 137.448534, 2400 - 3000m
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COLO-L-0093883   
Russian Federation
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