Luxilus cerasinus
Luxilus cerasinus
(Crescent Shiner)
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11 results for Luxilus cerasinus (Crescent Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
747347 VACarrollBig Reed Island Creek at VA-581970 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747344 VACarrollBurks Fork1994 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747357 VACarrollBurks Fork1995 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747362 VACarrollBurks Fork.1995 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747354 VACarrollBurks Fork.1996 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747355 VACarrollBurks Fork.1996 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747360 VACarrollNo Known Tributary, Little Snake Creek, Galax1997 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747359 VAFloydLittle R.;On the Line of Montgomery and Floyd Counties.1998 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747340 VAFloydLittle River, [4.3] miles N of Floyd, [ca. 11.9 air miles SSE center Christiansburg]1964 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747352 VAFloydPayne Creek at Blue Ridge Parkway, [2.7] air miles SE From Kings Store2006 05050001 Upper Newestablished
747346 VAFloydWest Fork of Little River about 7 mi. NW Floyd on Hwy. 8.1961 05050001 Upper Newestablished

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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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