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University of Colorado Museum of Natural History Herbarium Lichen Collection
COLO:L	Niebla podetiaforma Spjut COLO-L-0028085Richard Spjut   99451986-05-20 Mexico, Baja California, Northern Vizcaino Desert, 100 km N of Guerrero Negro, along the Pacific Coast between Punta Prieta (Punta Negra) and Punta Rocosa, ridge S of El Marrón, 28.766667 -114.366667, 400m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla podetiaforma Spjut COLO-L-0028091Richard Spjut   90771985-05-02 Mexico, Baja California, Northern Vizcaino Desert, 100 km N of Guerro Negro, along the Pacific Coast 8 km E of El Marron (Punta Prieta on topo map or Punta Negra on AAA map), 28.7833333 -114.2833333, 100m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla podetiaforma Spjut COLO-L-0028138Richard Spjut; R. Marin   130891994-04-03 Mexico, Baja California, Baja California Norte, mesa Camacho, Northern Vizcaino Desert, northern slopes along steep lava ridge, leading to mesas seperated by large canyon, 29.05 -115.216667, 350m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla podetiaforma Spjut COLO-L-0028144Richard Spjut   127521993-03-16 Mexico, Baja California, Ensenada Municipality, Baja California Norte, Pacific Coast, between Camp Nuevo and San Carlos, 29.676667 -115.561833, 61m Full Record Details
COLO:L	Niebla podetiaforma Spjut COLO-L-0028150Richard Spjut   114921990-04-15 Mexico, Baja California, Baja California Norte, Punta Canoas, Pacific Coast between Guererro and El Rosario, south of Punta Canoas, ca. 0.5 mi from the beach, 28 -114, 150m Full Record Details

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