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Echelatus sempiternus dilloni E. Bell & W. Comstock, 1948
(Common Anastrus)
Type Specimens

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Echelatus sempiternus dilloni HOLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Holotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

Echelatus sempiternus dilloni HOLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Holotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

Echelatus sempiternus dilloni HOLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Holotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

Echelatus sempiternus dilloni ALLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Allotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

Echelatus sempiternus dilloni ALLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Allotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

Echelatus sempiternus dilloni ALLOTYPE, TL: Haiti, [AMNH]
Allotype [AMNH]. Photo taken by Bernard Hermier. Any use of this image, except for personal study, requires prior written consent of the American Museum of Natural History, New York City NY.

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