Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Cyprinella caerulea (Notropis caeruleus)
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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INHS:FISH
41759   1997-06-22
United States, Georgia, Murray, Conasauga River, 5.5 mi E Conasauga, Tennessee, 34.94251 -84.651687
INHS:FISH
103552   1972-04-27
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Minnewauga Creek, 2 mi E Conasauga, 35.0074 -84.6885
INHS:FISH
102659   1967-00-00
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Conasauga River, 1 mi ENE Conasauga, 1 mi E Hwy. 411, 35.00924 -84.71629
INHS:FISH
82459   1971-06-10
United States, Tennessee, Bradley, Conasauga River, 3 mi W Conasauga, Rt. 74 bridge, 34.99059 -84.77538
INHS:FISH
76795   1970-06-10
United States, Tennessee, Bradley, Conasauga River, 3 mi W Conasauga, Rt. 74 bridge, 34.99059 -84.77538
INHS:FISH
74805   1970-06-10
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Conasauga River, N edge of Conasauga, 35.010824 -84.728494
INHS:FISH
76292   1962-09-16
United States, Alabama, Jefferson, creek, 8 mi E Bessemer, near "Paradise Lake", 33.371679 -86.816887
INHS:FISH
170776B. M. Burr, J. M. Grady, S. J. Walsh   1981-04-26
United States, Georgia, Murray, Rock Creek, Hwy. 411, at Ramhurst, 34.6923 -84.7354
INHS:FISH
83077   1965-03-00
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Minnewauga Creek, near Conasauga, 35.007447 -84.689052
INHS:FISH
41663   1997-07-22
United States, Tennessee, Bradley, Conasauga River, 1.5 mi W Conasauga, S.R. 74, 34.99059 -84.77538
INHS:FISH
41802   1997-07-22
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Conasauga River, 0.5 mi N Conasauga, U.S. Rt. 411, 35.00968 -84.73403
INHS:FISH
76785   1970-02-22
United States, Tennessee, Bradley, Conasauga River, near Georgia border, 34.987902 -84.779674
INHS:FISH
103001   1972-03-28
United States, Tennessee, Polk, Conasauga River, 1 mi E U.S. Rt. 411, [1 mi E Conasauga], 35.00624 -84.71304
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