Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Percina cymatotaenia
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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INHS:FISH
28529   1977-02-24
United States, Missouri, Dallas, Niangua River, 2 mi SW Windyville, 37.688936 -92.954002
INHS:FISH
134960B.M. Burr, K.M. Cook & R.M. Strange   1993-07-15
United States, Missouri, Laclede, Gasconade River, Hazlegreen Public Access Site Off Rt. 66, 37.75954 -92.45241
INHS:FISH
134976J. Sternburg & A. Miller   1994-08-24
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Big Piney River, 1 mi upstream Quarry Access, backwater in Fort Leonard Wood, 37.79882 -92.0388
INHS:FISH
134977J. Sternburg & A. Miller   1994-08-16
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Big Piney River, 0.25 mi upstream E Gage bridge, left channel by dam, in Fort Leonard Wood, 37.76558 -92.05728
INHS:FISH
64991   1971-09-04
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Gasconade River, 1 mi SE Hazelgreen, 37.753216 -92.409521
INHS:FISH
28528   1961-10-04
United States, Missouri, Dallas, Niangua River, 0.25 mi E Celt, 37.877179 -92.893394
INHS:FISH
27450   1979-08-13
United States, Missouri, Laclede, Gasconade River, Hazelgreen, 37.771833 -92.426125
INHS:FISH
76694   1977-05-21
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Gasconade River, 4 mi SE Hazelgreen, 37.714194 -92.394864
INHS:FISH
75290   1970-07-18
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Gasconade River, 1 mi SE Hazelgreen, 37.753216 -92.409521
INHS:FISH
81760   1967-09-10
United States, Missouri, Laclede, Gasconade River, 0.5 mi W Hazelgreen, 37.76026 -92.45256
INHS:FISH
28530   1981-03-24
United States, Missouri, Dallas, Niangua River, 3.75 mi N Charity, 37.565755 -93.007963
INHS:FISH
27885   1970-10-11
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Gasconade River, 0.5 mi W Hazelgreen, 37.76026 -92.45256
INHS:FISH
79418   1978-04-24
United States, Missouri, Pulaski, Gasconade River, 1 mi W Hazelgreen, 37.760033 -92.452569
INHS:FISH
27886   1970-10-11
United States, Missouri, Laclede, Gasconade River, 1 mi W Hazelgreen, 37.760033 -92.452569
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