Fundulus diaphanus
Fundulus diaphanus
(Banded Killifish)
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10 results for Fundulus diaphanus (Banded Killifish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
253615 WA Columbia River, lower1960 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
238844 WA Columbia River, lower2003 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
238846 WAClarkColumbia River, below the Bonneville Dam at the north end of Government Island.2003 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
1428198 WAClarkSalmon Creek, approximately 2 miles west (downstream) of I-52018 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
253611 WAClarkVancouver Lake2008 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
279522 WACowlitzColumbia River, tidal lagoon near Longview.1993 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
279740 WACowlitzKalama River, ~1.6 miles upstream of confluence with Columbia River.1989 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
279738 WACowlitzKalama River, ~1.6 miles upstream of confluence with Columbia River.1989 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
253610 WACowlitzKress Lake, on the Kalama River2008 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished
253607 WACowlitzLake Sacajawea2008 17080003 Lower Columbia-Clatskanieestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/28/2024].

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