Dataset: WIN-
Taxa: Biatora
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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University of Manitoba


WIN
L_008192Michele Piercey-Normore   98232010-07-17
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, Rupert Creek, 57.58338889 -92.70658333

WIN
L_008194Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 62712006-07-21
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.11547222 -92.88986111

WIN
L_008195Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 63322006-07-21
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.11563889 -92.88841667

WIN
L_008196Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 65292006-07-22
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.05591667 -92.85752778

WIN
L_008197Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 62942006-07-21
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.11563889 -92.88841667

WIN
L_008198Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 61492006-07-18
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.13025 -92.86655556

WIN
L_008199Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 62782006-07-21
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, 58.11547222 -92.88986111

WIN
L_008203Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 74732007-07-23
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, near Nestor 1, 58.67386111 -93.20775

WIN
L_008204Michele Piercey-Normore   Normore 74632007-07-23
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park, near Nestor 1, 58.67386111 -93.20775

WIN
L_000012Melanie Burt   351998-08-07
Canada, Manitoba, Woods at north end of Neso Lake, near Mistik Creek., 54.65 -101.5166667

WIN
L_006516M. Normore   30752003-07-22
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park. Owl River. West of Trapper's Cabin., 57.83333333 -92.78333333

WIN
L_006768M. D. Piercey-Normore; E. Punter   49052005-07-30
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park. Rupert Creek., 57.56666667 -92.63333333, 3 - 3m

WIN
L_006794M. D. Piercey-Normore; E. Punter   49342005-07-31
Canada, Manitoba, Wapusk National Park. Near York Factory. At bridge over Sloop Creek., 57 -92.3, 4 - 4m


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Google Map

Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.

Google Earth (KML)

This creates an KML file that can be opened in the Google Earth mapping application. Note that you must have Google Earth installed on your computer to make use of this option.