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Illinois Natural History Survey - Fish Collection
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 79391   1978-04-14 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, Buffalo River, mouth of Grinder's Creek, Hwy. 99, 35.4628 -87.53555 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 61795   1986-04-22 United States, Tennessee, Perry, Buffalo River & trib, 1 mi N Flatwood, off Rt. 13, 35.48835 -87.83472 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 61728   1986-04-23 United States, Tennessee, Hickman, Barren Fork, 0.5 mi W Primm Springs Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 77826   1973-08-29 United States, Tennessee, Humphreys, Duck River, at mouth of Hurricane Creek, 35.986244 -87.817068 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 27474   1979-06-16 United States, Tennessee, Perry, Buffalo River, 1 mi N Lobelville, 35.784664 -87.774625 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 87359   1981-05-05 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, Buffalo River, mouth of Grinder's Creek, Hwy. 99, 35.4628 -87.53555 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 27585   1978-10-08 United States, Tennessee, Maury, Flat Creek, 2 mi W Pottsville, 35.64255 -86.85435 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 77618   1977-09-02 United States, Tennessee, Perry, Buffalo River, 1 mi N Lobelville, 35.784664 -87.774625 Full Record Details
INHS:FISH	Etheostoma aquali Williams and Etnier, 1978 112713   1988-04-09 United States, Tennessee, Lewis, Buffalo River Full Record Details

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