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Dataset: CAS-BOT-BC
Taxa: Dactylina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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California Academy of Sciences Lichen dataset

CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina arctica (Richardson) Nyl.
498543Peterson, Eric B.   10491995-08-01
Canada, Alberta, Canadian Rockies, east side. Cardinal River Divide, ca. 20 km south of Cadomin on Hwy. 40, 52.8833333333 -117.2333333333, 2000m
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina arctica (Richardson) Nyl.
498544Twomey, A. C.   s.n.1946-07-07
Canada, Alberta, Head of Berland
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina arctica (Richardson) Nyl.
498545Harris, S. A.   46082008-06-29
United States, Alaska, Steese Highway, 65.4850277778 -145.4114722222, 1120m
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina beringica C.D. Bird & J.W. Thomson
498546Brodo, Irwin Murray   217631977-07-26
Canada, British Columbia, Liard River Basin, Northern Rocky Mountains: Fairy Lake, alpine ridges and meadows W of lake, 57.3333333333 -123.9333333333, 1675m
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina beringica C.D. Bird & J.W. Thomson
498547Brodo, Irwin Murray   217631977-07-26
Canada, British Columbia, Liard River Basin, Northern Rocky Mountains: Fairy Lake, alpine ridges and meadows W of lake, 57.3333333333 -123.9333333333, 1675m
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina ramulosa (Hook.) Tuck.
498548Peterson, Eric B.   10431995-08-01
Canada, Alberta, Canadian Rockies, East side; Cardinal River Divide, ca. 20 km south of Cadomin on Hwy 40, 52.8833333333 -117.2333333333, 2000m
CAS:BOT-BC
Dactylina arctica (Richardson) Nyl.
637295Horton, D. G.   108111977-08-03
Canada, Northwest Territories, Mackenzie Mtns.: Liard Range, E facing ridge of mtn. at 4479', N of Sawmill Mtn, 60.9333333333 -123.7166666667, 4100m
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