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Taxa: Thripadectes melanorhynchus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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FSM-Aves de la Reserva Biológica Río Bigal

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254Fundacion Sumac Muyu   0000-00-00
Ecuador, Orellana, San José de Payamino, Reserva Biológica del Río Bigal, -0.5371 -77.4248, 600 - 1000m

Ornitología

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2026Paul J. Greenfield   1984-06-18
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Logroño, Cordillera del Cutucú, Falda Occ. Río Chiguaza, -2.65 -78.133333, 1075m
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2027Niels Krabbe   1990-02-11
Ecuador, Napo, El Chaco, Pan de Azúcar, ladera Norte, -0.431667 -77.719167, 1200 - 3200m
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2028Niels Krabbe   1990-02-11
Ecuador, Napo, El Chaco, Pan de Azúcar, ladera Norte, -0.431667 -77.719167, 1200 - 3200m
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7313Francisco Sornoza Molina   1998-04-26
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Pablo Sexto, Cordillera de Huamboya, Río Cristal, Sector Ambusha; Parque Nacional Sangay, -1.869992 -78.102122, 1250 - 1250m
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7314Aldo Fernando Sornoza Molina   1998-04-23
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Palora, Cordillera de Huamboya, Unión del Río Sangay - Huamboya; P. N. Sangay, -1.869992 -78.135456, 1166 - 1577m
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7315Aldo Fernando Sornoza Molina   1998-04-26
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Pablo Sexto, Cordillera de Huamboya, Río Cristal, Sector Ambusha; Parque Nacional Sangay, -1.869992 -78.102122, 1250 - 1250m
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7317Aldo Fernando Sornoza Molina   1998-04-22
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Palora, Cordillera de Huamboya, Unión del Río Sangay - Huamboya; P. N. Sangay, -1.869992 -78.135456, 1166 - 1577m
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7401Marco A. Jácome   1998-08-28
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Morona, Sector Cugusha Unión de los ríos Cugusha y Upano. Parque Nacional Sangay, -2.219996 -78.285462, 1700 - 1700m
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