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Dataset: INHS-FISH
Taxa: Phycidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection

INHS:FISH
Urophycis floridanus
68470   1980-04-16
United States, Texas, Brazoria, Gulf of Mexico, off Freeport, 28.92373 -95.2949
INHS:FISH
Urophycis regia
61031   1976-07-12
United States, Florida, Gulf of Mexico, 28.4333 -84.9333
INHS:FISH
Urophycis chuss
51652   1970-06-17
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Johns Bay, just N Pemaquid Point, ca. latitude of Birch Island, 43.83496 -69.46118
INHS:FISH
Urophycis tenuis
51653   1970-06-17
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Johns Bay, just N Pemaquid Point, ca. latitude of Birch Island, 43.83496 -69.46118
INHS:FISH
Urophycis cirrata
103235   1952-05-01
United States, Gulf of Mexico, Halbouty Mound, 27.3333 -96.3
INHS:FISH
Urophycis regia
106304   1979-05-26
United States, South Carolina, Charleston, Charleston Harbor, Charleston, 1.1 mi SSE Cooper River, 32.76461 -79.89996
INHS:FISH
Urophycis chuss
165623   1998-09-14
United States, Maine, Hancock, Atlantic Ocean, near East Harbor; Bar Harbor, 44.39308 -68.20481
INHS:FISH
Urophycis cirrata
165684   1987-03-18
United States, Alabama, Dauphin Island, 30.25163 -88.07722
INHS:FISH
Urophycis regia
165689   1961-04-03
United States, Texas, Nueces, Aransas Pass, just off San Jose Island, 27.8356 -97.0414
INHS:FISH
Urophycis chuss
169007   1950-00-00
United States, Massachusetts, Essex, Atlantic Ocean, Gloucester, 42.6 -70.66667
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