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

INHS:FISH
Platichthys flesus
50121   1999-01-03
England, Lancashire, River Wyre, 8 mi NW Preston, St. Michaels on Wyre, 53.863244 -2.820567
INHS:FISH
Hippoglossoides platessoides
50156   1970-07-06
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Gulf of Maine, 4 mi SW Monhegan Island, ca. 9 mi off Pemaquid Point, 43.7262 -69.37349
INHS:FISH
Pleuronichthys ocellatus
50597   1967-06-21
Mexico, Sonora, Choya Bay, Puerto Peñasco, 31.309185 -113.549813
INHS:FISH
Pleuronectes americanus
51651   1970-06-24
United States, Maine, Lincoln, Damariscotta River, off Wentworth Point, towing S toward Carlisle Island, 43.93038 -69.58073
INHS:FISH
Platichthys stellatus
41273   1997-06-26
United States, Washington, Jefferson, Dosewallips River & Hood Canal, 2.6 mi NNE Duckabush, off U.S. Rt. 101, 47.67285 -122.90276
INHS:FISH
Poecilopsetta beanii
61043   1986-09-03
United States, Florida, Straits of Florida, off Marquesas Key, 24.3125 -82.39417
INHS:FISH
Lyopsetta exilis
106282   1968-10-18
United States, Washington, San Pedro Channel, Catalina Island, 6.5 mi off Long Point, 33.42944 -118.26422
INHS:FISH
Atheresthes stomias
106345   1977-00-00
United States, Washington, [San Juan], [Salish Sea], San Juan Islands, 48.53797 -122.95349
INHS:FISH
Lyopsetta exilis
106948   1979-10-06
United States, California, Monterey Bay, 9.3 mi WNW Castroville, 36.835 -121.90168
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