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Illinois Natural History Survey - Crustacean Collection
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis (Rhoades, 1941) 888M.A. Morris   1974-08-16 United States, Tennessee, Warren, cave spring, 8 mi SW McMinnville Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis (Rhoades, 1941) 895M.A. Morris & V.L. Morris   1975-08-15 United States, Tennessee, Warren, cave stream, 8 mi SW McMinnville Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis australis (Rhoades, 1941) 7548S.C. Gunn   1992-04-24 United States, Alabama, Jackson, trib. Dry Creek, NW Scottsboro, NE of plateau between Bice & Bingham mountains, 34.858678 -86.328012 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis australis (Rhoades, 1941) 9044C.A. Taylor & J.W. Fetzner   2002-10-18 United States, Alabama, Madison, Cave Spring Cave, 3.2 mi NE Owens Crossroads, 34.624819 -86.403404 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis (Rhoades, 1941) 11059J. Godwin & A. Cressler   2005-04-09 United States, Alabama, Jackson, Bear Bone Cave, 34.78706 -86.3101 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis (Rhoades, 1941) 11268J. Godwin, A. Cressler & A. Porter   2005-02-12 United States, Alabama, Jackson, Saltpeter Cave, 8 mi N Paint Rock, 34.77564 -86.32142 Full Record Details
INHS:CRUSTACEAN	Orconectes australis (Rhoades, 1941) 15143W. Lawrence   2014-09-22 United States, Alabama, Jackson, creek in Henshaw Spring Cave, Henshaw Spring Cove Forever Wild Tract, 34.8841 -86.1591 Full Record Details

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