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Canadian Museum of Nature
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 572757Brayshaw, Thomas C.; Merikes, W.J.   1963-07-18 Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Peace River Land Distr., North of West end of Moberley., 55.833333 -121.75 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 394282Argus, George W.; White, David J.   97081975-08-04 Canada, Saskatchewan (Prov.), Little Gull Lake Active sand dunes northwest of lake., 59.05 -109.05 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 394298Argus, George W.; White, David J.   97961975-08-10 Canada, Saskatchewan (Prov.), Ennuyeuse Creek Head of creek at southwestern edge of sand dunes., 58.983333 -109.333333 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 572756Brayshaw, Thomas C.; Merikes, W.J.   1963-07-18 Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Peace River Land Distr., North of West end of Moberley., 55.833333 -121.75 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 394270Argus, George W.; White, David J.   95861975-07-30 Canada, Alberta (Prov.), Maybelle River Parabolic sand dune system at the head of river., 58.166667 -110.883333 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 394290Argus, George W.; White, David J.   97411975-08-06 Canada, Saskatchewan (Prov.), Little Gull Lake Active sand dunes northwest of lake., 59.05 -109.05 Full Record Details
CMN:CANM	Betula winteri Dugle CAN 572755Brayshaw, Thomas C.; Merikes, W.J.   1963-07-18 Canada, British Columbia (Prov.), Peace River Land Distr., North of West end of Moberley., 55.833333 -121.75 Full Record Details

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