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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 47864   1998-08-13 United States, Alabama, Winston, Sipsey Fork, 5.5 mi NNE Double Springs, Forest Service Rd. 234, 34.22601 -87.376799 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 76316   1965-01-08 United States, Alabama, Winston, Sipsey Fork, 5 mi W Grayson, 34.285428 -87.399188 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 28458   1992-03-02 United States, Alabama, Winston, West Fork Sipsey River, Lawrence Co. Rd. 6, Sipsey River Recreational Site, 34.285107 -87.398761 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 55732   2000-05-26 United States, Alabama, Winston, Sipsey Fork, AL St. Hwy. 33, 34.218204 -87.368715 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 55758   2000-05-26 United States, Alabama, Winston, Sipsey Fork, Co. Rd. 60, 34.285442 -87.399196 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 27521   1978-09-03 United States, Alabama, Jefferson, Turkey Creek, Morris, 33.750918 -86.817228 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma douglasi Wood and Mayden, 1993 108176   1992-03-02 United States, Alabama, Winston, Sipsey Fork, Sipsey River Recreation Area, Lawrence Co. Rd. 6 (Winston Co. Rd. 60), 34.28564 -87.39913 Full Record Details

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