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Fauna Taxon Ontology - Southwest US — Didelphis virginiana

Ontology: Fauna Taxon Ontology - Southwest US

Parent: Didelphinae

Synonyms: Didelphis virginiana ,Virginia opossum

Datasets that use Didelphis virginiana

  • EMVPP Fauna
  • CARP Fauna
  • LA 135290
  • Alameda School Site (LA 421) Fauna
  • LA 86534
  • RCAP Fauna
  • ULCPP Fauna
  • Eastern Mimbres Archaeological Project faunal dataset
  • LA 4618 Fauna
  • LA 12587 Fauna
  • OBAP (Ojo Bonito) Fauna
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