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Whitman College
WCW:Vascular	11510Edward F. Anderson   6661955-04-28 U.S.A., California, San Bernardino, Mill Creek Road. Quad 5. San Bernardino Mt. Range., 915m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11515Edward F. Anderson   6311955-05-08 U.S.A., California, Kern, About the middle of the Kern River Canyon. Greenhorn Mt. Range., 915m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11512Edward F. Anderson   8381955-04-01 U.S.A., California, San Bernardino, Mill Creek Road, Quad 4, San Bernardino mountain range, Pacific slope drainage area., 762m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11501Edward F. Anderson   4061953-05-08 U.S.A., California, Orange, On the edge of the stream bed in Silverado Canyon. Santa Ana Mt. Range., 305m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11494Edward F. Anderson   771952-05-27 U.S.A., California, Los Angeles, Little Dalton Canyon above Glendora; near a stream. San Gabriel Mt. Range., 335m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11509Edward F. Anderson   6621955-04-28 U.S.A., California, San Bernardino, Mill Creek Road Quad 4. San Bernardino Mt. Range. Pacific slope Drainage area., 915m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	11508Edward F. Anderson   5371955-03-12 U.S.A., California, San Bernardino, Road just off Mill Creek Road at 3500 ft. level heading north. Pacific slope drainage area., 1143m Full Record Details
WCW:Vascular	14014L. & P. Ahart   s.n.1983-10-27 U.S.A., California, Sierra, North side of Milton Reservoir, near Jackson Meadow Reservoir., 1800m Full Record Details

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