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Henry P. Stockwell Beetle Collection
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0054891R. Silberglied   1977-05-25 Panama, Panama, Canal Zone, BCI, 9.1667 -79.8333 Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061117Henry Stockwell   1973-05-23 Panama, Panama, Canal Zone, Fort Kobbe, 8.9167 -79.5667 Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061118Henry Stockwell   1969-12-14 Panama, Panama, Canal Zone, 3 Mi. W Paraiso, 9.032 -79.673 Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061119Henry Stockwell   1974-01-20 Panama, Panama, Capira, Cerro Campana, 8.6667 -79.9333, 454m Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061120Henry Stockwell   1994-05-26 Panama, Panama, Capira, Cerro Campana, 8.6667 -79.9333, 820m Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061121Henry Stockwell   1995-06-25 Panama, Panama, Capira, Cerro Campana, 8.6667 -79.9333, 625m Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061122W. Bivin   1973-06-20 Panama, Panama, Canal Zone, BCI, 9.1667 -79.8333 Full Record Details
STRI:HPSC-STRI_STOCKWELL	Perilypus viridipennis (Spinola, 1844) STRI_ENT_0061123H.j. Harlan   1979-04-00 Panama, Colon, Canal Zone, Fort Gulick, 9.324 -79.8667 Full Record Details

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