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University of California Santa Barbara Invertebrate Zoology Collection
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024577M. B. Rigby   1969-05-16 United States, California, Santa Barbara, 34.436396 -119.81116 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024583   1975-05-00 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Santa Ynez River, 34.641907 -120.302173 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024589Snyder   1975-05-00 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Rattlesnake Canyon, 34.47088 -119.686467 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024591C. Eriksen   1953-04-07 United States, California, Santa Barbara, 34.521759 -120.157961 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024595   1981-04-10 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Paradise, 34.543095 -119.81177 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Deporaus glastinus (LeConte, 1857) UCSB-IZC00024597   1981-04-24 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Oso, 34.546854 -119.770079 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Merhynchites bicolor (Fabricius 1775) UCSB-IZC00024496   1974-05-01 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Santa Ynez River, 34.641907 -120.302173 Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Merhynchites bicolor (Fabricius 1775) UCSB-IZC00024504   1974-05-01 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Santa Ynez Road Full Record Details
UCSB:IZC	Merhynchites bicolor (Fabricius 1775) UCSB-IZC00024590   1974-05-00 United States, California, Santa Barbara, Santa Ynez River, 34.641907 -120.302173 Full Record Details

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