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Punaluʻu

Punaluʻu, an ahupuaʻa of Kaʻū, Hawaiʻi Island · 5,544 acres

17 specimens in the Museum’s collections were collected here, between 1911 and 1941: 13 names, 17 photographed.

Specimens
17
Names
13
Types
0
With images
17
First
1911
Latest
1941
Departments
1
Journeys
1

17 of the mapped specimens; the boundary from the State of Hawaiʻi’s ahupuaʻa layer. Localities of endangered species are shown approximately.

What was collected here

The names on the labels, most collected first. Each links to the species and to the specimens from Punaluʻu.

13 of 13 names

Department
TornatellidesAchatinellidaeMalacology19193
Leptachatina lepidaAmastridaeMalacology19112
SuccineaSuccineidaeMalacology19192
Tonna perdixTonnidaeMalacology19411
Leptachatina ledidaAmastridaeMalacology19191
Cypraea granulataCypraeidaeMalacology19411
LyropupaVertiginidaeMalacology19111
OpeasAchatinidaeMalacology19191
BifidariaVertiginidaeMalacology19111
Succinea garrettianaSuccineidaeMalacology19111
Succinea konaensisSuccineidaeMalacology19111
GastrocoptaGastrocoptidaeMalacology19191
Leptachatina graniferaAmastridaeMalacology19191

Journeys that stopped here

Collecting trips with a stop inside this boundary.

From Punaluʻu