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site |
site # (info) |
collection date |
kind |
depth |
substrate |
salin |
comments |
reference |
| A |
Christchurch, New Zealand |
3379
 map | 1894 or earlier |
default type |
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very common, lying on bare earth beneath wood, &c. |
Dendy A (1895): 181 |
| B |
Dunedin, New Zealand |
3382
map | 1894 or earlier |
default type |
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Dendy A (1895): 181 |
| C |
Ashburton, New Zealand |
3380
map | 1894 or earlier |
default type |
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|
Dendy A (1895): 181 |
| D |
Chatham Islands, New Zealand |
3387
map | 1894 or earlier |
default type |
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|
|
|
Dendy A (1895): 181 |
| E |
Whangamarino, Chatham Islands, New Zealand |
3916
map | Jan 1901 |
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|
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five specimens. |
Dendy A (1901): 224 |
| F |
Southland, New Zealand |
3917
map | 1901 or earlier |
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|
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specimens from Toitoi, Southland. |
Dendy A (1901): 224 |
| G |
Peel Forest, New Zealand |
3913
map | Mar 1898 |
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|
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two specimens. |
Dendy A (1901): 224 |
| H |
Alford Forest, New Zealand |
3958
map | Nov-Dec, 1894 |
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Springburn, at the foot of Mount Somers. In the immediate vicinity of the thick bush-scrub of the Alford Forest the locality appeared a good hunting-ground for cryptozoic animals, and experience showed that this was indeed the case. |
Dendy A (1896): 212 |