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Illinois Natural History Survey - Crustacean Collection
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 11368G.A. Schuster & C.A. Taylor   2009-03-14 United States, Alabama, Marshall, Shoal Creek, 3 mi ESE Marling, Co. Rd. 320 crossing, confluence Little Shoal Creek, 34.34724 -86.12455 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 12025G.A. Schuster, C.A. Taylor & J. Simmons   2011-10-04 United States, Alabama, Marshall, Shoal Creek, Co. Rd. 372, 34.347988 -86.125551 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 14945G.A. Schuster   2015-08-30 United States, Alabama, Marshall, Shoal Creek, Co. Rd. 372, 34.34799 -86.125555 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 15799G.H. Pierce, R.P. Nenstiel & L.E. Blount   2017-08-09 United States, Alabama, Marshall, Shoal Creek, off Tick Duckett Rd., 34.3673 -86.1213 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 15868R.A. Bearden & S. Stanley   2015-10-06 United States, Alabama, DeKalb, Shoal Creek, 8.2 mi NE Albertville, Baker Rd., 34.36375 -86.124124 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Cambarus cracens Bouchard & Hobbs, 1976 15893R.A. Bearden, et al.   2017-08-18 United States, Alabama, Marshall, Shoal Creek, 7.3 mi NE Albertville, Co. Rd. 372, 34.34773 -86.12511 Full Record Details

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