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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100982M. E. Hale   727601986-01-06 Namibia, Erongo, Namibia (South West Africa). Swakopmund District, E of Sw. (grid 2214 DA), on Welwitschia flats. Alt. near sea level., -22.640644 15.002421 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100985D. Wessels   1971978-07-13 Namibia, Coastal gravel plain alongside road to Goanikontes. Namib Desert Park. Central Namib., -22.666667 14.833333 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100986Richard F. Logan   s.n.1957-00-00 Namibia, Namib Desert, South West Africa: 10 miles inland, vicinity of Walvis Bay., -23.006179 14.673434 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100981B. Leuenberger; Th. Raus, Ch. Schiers   33531983-11-12 South Africa, Rep. Sudarika: Walvisbaai, ca. 10 km E Swakopmund an der Strasse zum Namjb-Naukluftpark. Full Record Details
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100983R. Seely   s.n.1978-10-00 Namibia, Namib Desert National Park, Namibia (S.W. Africa)., -22.8 14.75 Full Record Details
COLO:L	Xanthomaculina convoluta (Hue) Hale COLO-L-0100984F. Mattick   s.n.1968-10-00 Namibia, Südwestafrika, Distr. Walvisbaai: Namibwüste nördlich Swakopmund [South West Africa, Distr. Walvis Bay: Namib desert north of Swakopmund], -22.8093 14.5376, 20m Full Record Details

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