Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Thomasomys hudsoni
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Mastozoología


INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
56Adrian Barnett   1983-08-20
Ecuador, Azuay, CUENCA, Laguna Quinoascocha, -2.83738 -79.276389, 3887m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
61Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Laguna Toreadora, -2.766833 -79.223067, 4000m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
62Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Laguna Toreadora, -2.766833 -79.223067, 3800m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
63Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Laguna Toreadora, -2.766833 -79.223067, 4000m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
64Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Laguna Toreadora, -2.766833 -79.223067, 4000m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
65Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Laguna Toreadora, -2.766833 -79.223067, 3800m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
67Adrian Barnett   1983-08-19
Ecuador, Azuay, Cuenca, Mazán, -2.868629 -79.083896, 2700m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
5661Jorge Brito   2017-08-18
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Morona, Parque Nacional Sangay - Laguna Negra, -2.179672 -78.502919, 3553m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
5664Jorge Brito   2017-08-19
Ecuador, Morona Santiago, Morona, Parque Nacional Sangay - Laguna Negra, -2.179672 -78.502919, 3553m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
5667Jorge Brito   2017-08-20
Ecuador, Chimborazo, Guamote, Parque Nacional Sangay - Bosque de Polylepis, -2.1872 -78.512269, 3442m

INABIOEC:MECN-MAST
Thomasomys hudsoni Anthony, 1923
5668Jorge Brito   2017-08-20
Ecuador, Chimborazo, Guamote, Parque Nacional Sangay - Bosque de Polylepis, -2.1872 -78.512269, 3442m


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