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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 48423   1998-08-15 United States, Alabama, Autauga, Swift Creek, 2.5 mi NE Billingsley, Co. Rd. 67, 32.68174 -86.68474 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 57792   1989-03-11 United States, Alabama, Autauga, Coon Creek, Dawson Mill, Co. Hwy. 1, 32.58932 -86.78515 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 57825   1989-03-11 United States, Alabama, Bibb, Little Schultz Creek, 5.3 mi SSW West Blocton, 33.030091 -87.114428 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 36526   1994-03-10 United States, Mississippi, Lafayette, trib. Bay Springs Branch, University of Mississippi Biological Station, 34.428565 -89.395816 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 37967   1996-03-12 United States, Alabama, Wilcox, Beaver Creek, 0.8 mi W Sunny South, Co. Rd. 27, 31.960901 -87.651489 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma ramseyi Suttkus and Bailey in Suttkus, Bailey and Bart, 1994 38089   1996-03-12 United States, Alabama, Bibb, Little Cahaba River, Bulldog Bend, Co. Rd. 65, 33.05764 -87.02392 Full Record Details

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