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Taxa: Ophidonais serpentina
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Illinois Natural History Survey - Annelid Collection

INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_5403_3017M.J. Wetzel (2012-50) and K.L. Moss, INHS   2012-06-05
United States, Illinois, Richland, west shoreline, 20m downstream (S) of U.S. Route 50 bridge, 3.0 km W Olney (town), 38.71414 -88.11251, 122m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_5408_3032M.J. Wetzel (2012-55) and K.L. Moss, INHS   2012-06-05
United States, Illinois, Lawrence, under U.S. Route 50 bridge, 1.9 km N Sumner (town), also 3.4 mi (5.5 km) W Lawrenceville (town), 38.73181 -87.85923, 131m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_1507_4853M.J. Wetzel (MJW10OCT19846MC7), INHS   1984-10-10
United States, Illinois, McLean, 30m to 130m upstrm (ESE) U.S. Route 51 (now the northbound lane of I-39) bridge, IDOT FAP 412 Sta. 6MC7, 9.1 km N Normal (town), 40.59548 -89.00126, 226m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_1504_4898M.J. Wetzel (MJW13MAY1985MRDS6), K.S. Cummings, J.E. Gardner, S.L. Sandberg, L.L. Crossett, and D.A. Carney, INHS   1985-05-13
United States, Illinois, Woodford, sampling in an 80m reach of the stream (~100m dnstrm / NNW confluence of Sixmile Creek), IDOT FAP 412 Sta. MRDS6, 9.4 km SSW El Paso (town), or 4.3 km WSW Kappa (town), 40.65936 -89.05396, 198m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_398_4918M.J. Wetzel (MJW29APR1985MRUS4), J.M. Kasprowicz, and M.M. Jackson, INHS   1985-04-29
United States, Illinois, McLean, 25m to 150m dnstrm Co. Rd. N 1725 East bridge, IDOT FAP 412 Sta. MRUS4, 8.9 km SW Gridley (town), or 5.6 km E Kappa (town, 40.67851 -88.94362, 204m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_399_4925M.J. Wetzel (MJW30APR1985MRC5) and J.M. Kasprowicz, INHS   1985-04-30
United States, Illinois, McLean, 150 to 200m upstrm (E) U.S. Route 51 (now IL Rt. 251) bridge (40m upstrm / SSE Illinois Central Gulf railroad trestle), IDOT FAP 412 Sta. MRC5, 8.6 km S El Paso (town), or 1.6 km SSE Kappa (town), 40.66294 -89.00227, 201m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_378_4939M.J. Wetzel (MJW06MAY19856MC7) and J.M. Kasprowicz, INHS   1985-05-06
United States, Illinois, McLean, 30m to 130m upstrm (ESE) U.S. Route 51 (now the northbound lane of I-39) bridge, IDOT FAP 412 Sta. 6MC7, 9.1 km N Normal (town), 40.59548 -89.00126, 226m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_2692_5863L.L. Osborne et al., INHS   1990-05-24
United States, Illinois, Jasper, in mid area of middle basin (N of narrow inlet from the south), station/replicate 12C-B, 12.4 km SW Newton (town), 38.91965 -88.27206, 154m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_2704_5913L.L. Osborne et al., INHS   1990-05-23
United States, Illinois, Jasper, in upper area of middle basin (E of slurry pond), station/replicate 99A-C, 11.3 km SW Newton (town), 38.93101 -88.26557, 154m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_2789_6260L.L. Osborne et al., INHS   1991-05-07
United States, Illinois, Jasper, southern end of upper basin (just NNE of power plant intake inlet), station/replicate 7D-B, 10.8 km SW Newton (town), 38.93605 -88.26574, 154m
INHS:ANNELID
Ophidonais serpentina (Muller, 1773)
INHS_ANNELID_2790_6265L.L. Osborne et al., INHS   1991-05-07
United States, Illinois, Jasper, southern end of upper basin (just NNE of power plant intake inlet), station/replicate 7D-C, 10.8 km SW Newton (town), 38.93605 -88.26574, 154m
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