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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 27417   1979-08-17 United States, Arkansas, Randolph, Current River, 4.5 mi NW Success, 36.4886 -90.77169 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 60887   1991-05-28 United States, Arkansas, Sharp, Spring River, Willford, 36.247727 -91.359188 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 53917   1999-11-11 United States, Arkansas, Independence, White River, 5 mi N Oil Trough, Hwy. 932, 35.642451 -91.460194 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 75495   1974-09-29 United States, Arkansas, Lawrence, Spring River, 0.25 mi S Ravenden, 36.22465 -91.25111 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 168905   1981-03-28 United States, Arkansas, Clay/ Randolph, Current River, 4 mi NW of Success, 36.48798 -90.77073 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 168906   1979-08-17 United States, Arkansas, Clay/ Randolph, Current River, 4 mi NW Success, 36.48798 -90.77073 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 168962   1986-04-19 United States, Missouri, Ripley, Current River, 0.5- 0.75 mi S Current View, 36.49363 -90.77981 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Percina uranidea (Jordan and Gilbert in Gilbert, 1887) 169117   2001-04-27 United States, Missouri, Butler, Black River, NE Poplar Bluff; at Hwy. 60 Bridge, 36.76462 -90.3676 Full Record Details

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