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Dataset: INHS-CRUSTACEAN
Search Criteria: United States OR USA OR U.S.A. OR United States of America; Tennessee; Bledsoe; excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Crustacean Collection

INHS:CRUSTACEAN
Cambarus bartonii (Fabricius, 1798)
781R.J. Gilbert, D. Isaacs & T. Landrum   1975-01-28
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Blair Creek, 0.5 km upstream from mouth at Big Brush Creek, 35.52252 -85.40714
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
Cambarus bartonii (Fabricius, 1798)
782R.J. Gilbert, D. Isaacs & T. Landrum   1975-01-31
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Blair Creek, 5 km SE Smart Mountain, 35.53852 -85.39743
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
783R.J. Gilbert, D. Isaacs & T. Landrum   1975-01-31
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Blair Creek, 5 km SE Smart Mountain, 35.53852 -85.39743
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
Faxonius erichsonianus (Faxon, 1898)
784L.M. Page & B.M. Burr   1977-08-10
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Sequatchie River, 1 mi SE Ninemile, 35.69109 -85.08263
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
785L.M. Page & B.M. Burr   1977-08-10
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Sequatchie River, 1 mi SE Ninemile, 35.69109 -85.08263
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
Faxonius forceps (Faxon, 1884)
8654L.M. Page & B.M. Burr   1977-08-10
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Sequatchie River, 1 mi SE Ninemile, 35.69109 -85.08263
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
16913D.R. Jones & R.C. Harrington   2005-05-14
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe, Stephens Branch, 5.8 mi NW Walden Ridge, 35.74676 -85.04265
INHS:CRUSTACEAN
Cambarus (Puncticambarus)
5029R.J. Gilbert, D. Isaacs & T. Landrum   1975-01-28
United States, Tennessee, Bledsoe/ Sequatchie, Big Brush Creek, 0.2 km downstream confluence with Blair Creek, 35.51762 -85.407
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