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Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Ammocrypta
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection

INHS:FISH
63024   1987-05-20
United States, Texas, Newton, Big Cow Creek, 4 mi E Bleakwood, 30.7183 -93.76943
INHS:FISH
87235   1980-10-31
United States, Missouri, New Madrid, Ditch No. 1, 5 mi SE Gideon, 36.389491 -89.969421
INHS:FISH
126464D.J. Eisenhour & K.R. Piller   1995-08-04
United States, Texas, Panola, Sabine River, 10 mi N Carthage; U.S. Rt. 59 crossing, 32.32847 -94.35361
INHS:FISH
126471D.J. Eisenhour & L.V. Eisenhour   1996-06-26
United States, Texas, Nacagdoches, Angelina River, Angelina River at S.R. 7, 31.48648 -94.82358
INHS:FISH
126472D.J. Eisenhour & L.V. Eisenhour   1996-06-26
United States, Texas, Panola, Sabine River, 10 mi NNE Carthage; Watt Shoals, 32.30028 -94.34034
INHS:FISH
126564B.M. Burr & SIUC Zoology 465 class   1978-04-15
United States, Missouri, Wayne, St. Francis River, 3 mi NW of Silva, Rt. 34 bridge, 37.19429 -90.50339
INHS:FISH
126582B.M. Burr, M. Thomas & Zoology 465 Class   2001-04-27
United States, Missouri, Butler, Black River, NE Poplar Bluff; at Hwy. 60 Bridge, 36.76462 -90.3676
INHS:FISH
126584B.M. Burr, J.G. Stewart, V.A. Barko, R.A. Hrabik, D.P. Herzog & D.E. Ostendorf   2001-11-02
United States, Missouri, Dunklin, St. Francis River, 3 mi N & 3 mi W Senath; at Ben Cash Memorial Conservation Area, 36.17421 -90.22701
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