Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Elliptio arctata (Unio arctatus, Unio gracilentus, Unio lazarus, Unio perlatus, Unio perstriatus, Unio strigosus, Unio tortivus, Unio viridans)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Image Associated With the Occurrence
79081George T. Watters & B. Kasson   1990-09-01
USA, Georgia, Coweta/ Fayette, Line Creek, Starrs Mill; Rt. 85, North America, 33.319031 -84.522165
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32512Mark J. Wetzel   2004-10-21
USA, South Carolina, Oconee, Chattooga River, 7.5 mi SE Clayton, Georgia, upstream U.S. Hwy. 76 bridge, North America, 34.82 -83.2899
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6676Carol E. Johnston   1986-01-07
USA, Alabama, Shelby, Cahaba River, Boothton Ford, dirt road off Co. Rd. 10, North America, 33.18504 -87.00212
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29780Herbert H. Smith   1911-08-00
USA, Alabama, Jefferson, Black Warrior River, Squaw Shoals, North America, 33.47061 -87.34157
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29782Richard E. Call   
USA, Georgia, Dougherty, Flint River, Albany, North America, 31.57828 -84.14695
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29551   
USA, Alabama, Cahaba River, North America
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29552   1903-00-00
USA, Alabama, Elmore, Coosa River, Wetumpka, North America, 32.5386 -86.2071
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29553   
USA, Alabama, Tallapoosa River, North America
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29555   
USA, Georgia, Lowndes, North America
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29558   
USA, Georgia, Dougherty, Flint River, Albany, North America, 31.57828 -84.14695
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29559   
USA, Mississippi, Lowndes, Tombigbee River, Columbus, North America, 33.49273 -88.43389
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29823Anson A. Hinkley   
USA, Alabama, Blackmore, North America
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29568   1903-00-00
USA, Alabama, Black Warrior River, North America
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29569   
USA, Alabama, Blount, Mulberry Fork, Blount Springs, North America, 33.94843 -86.82126
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1738   
USA, Alabama, Cahaba River, North America
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