Belonesox belizanus
Belonesox belizanus
(Pike Killifish)
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10 results for Belonesox belizanus (Pike Killifish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1671505 FLHillsborough[No locality description provided]2017 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1707035 FLHillsborough[No locality description provided]2022 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1463733 FLHillsboroughDelaney Creek, a small stream draining into Hillsborough Bay south of Tampa2017 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1385058 FLHillsboroughMan-made tidal lagoon connected to Delaney Popoff Canal off US Hwy 41 in Gibsonton2016 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1385059 FLHillsboroughMan-made tidal lagoon connected to Delaney Popoff Canal off US Hwy 41 in Gibsonton2016 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1385060 FLHillsboroughMan-made tidal lagoon connected to Delaney Popoff Canal off US Hwy 41 in Gibsonton2016 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1385061 FLHillsboroughTidal creek tributary to Alafia River, downstream of US 41 bridge2017 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1739514 FLManatee[No locality description provided]2024 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1711993 FLManateePiney Point Creek at County Line Rd2023 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished
1652381 FLPinellas80th Ave NE, Saint Petersburg, FL, US2020 03100206 Tampa Bayestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/21/2024].

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