FMNH FMNHINS 0004 099 816

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  • 4099816 Chrysops indus h d CF3 P2 HF32 IN
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    Description: FMNHINS 4099816 Chrysopsdus, habitus, dorsal view. Taken with the Microptics System using the CF3 lens at P2. Helicon Focus used to composite 32 photos.
  • 4099816 Chrysops indus h l CF3 P2 HF45 IN
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    Description: FMNHINS 4099816 Chrysopsdus, habitus, lateral view. Taken with the Microptics System using the CF3 lens at P2. Helicon Focus used to composite 45 photos.
  • 4099816 Chrysops indus hd CF4 P3 HF36 IN
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    Description: FMNHINS 4099816 Chrysopsdus, head. Taken with the Microptics System using the CF4 lens at P3. Helicon Focus used to composite 36 photos.
  • 4099816 Chrysops indus labels IN
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    Description: FMNHINS 4099816 Chrysops indus, labels. Taken with the Microptics System.
FM Catalog: Insects
Catalog Subset: Diptera
Scientific Name: Chrysops (Chrysops) indus Osten Sacken
Phylum: Arthropoda
Class: Insecta
Order: Diptera
Family: Tabanidae
Genus: Chrysops
Species: indus
Collector: S. Camras, G. C. Steyskal
Geography: North America, USA, Michigan, Wayne, Detroit. [LL]
DWc Country: United States of America
Date Collected: 25 Jun 1944
Tissue Available?: No
Co-ordinates Available?: Yes
Count: 1
Sex: adult unsexed
EMu IRN: 4099816
OccurenceID: 3e1b054a-4676-4cd8-9d76-9b4333df77c3
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