Physella acuta
Physella acuta
(Acute bladder snail)
Mollusks-Gastropods
Native Transplant
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11 results for Physella acuta (Acute bladder snail)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1524801 AZYumaGila River, Arizona, USA2004 15070201 Lower Gilaestablished
1524538 COChaffee[hot springs on the Chalk Creek near]Farmers Ditch, trib of Boulder Creek (Mt. Princeton Hot Springs)2004 11020001 Arkansas Headwatersestablished
1524812 COFremontFremont Co., Colorado, USA2004 11020001 Arkansas Headwatersestablished
1524537 COMesa[Plateau] Creek south of Vega Reservoir, near [Aspen Grove] campground2004 14010005 Colorado Headwaters-Plateauestablished
1524814 COMesaMesa Co. Colorado, USA2004 14020005 Lower Gunnisonestablished
1524813 CORio BlancoGarfield Co., Colorado, USA2004 14050006 Piceance-Yellowestablished
1524815 CORio BlancoRio Blanco Co., Colorado, USA2004 14050006 Piceance-Yellowestablished
1524816 COYumaYuma Co., Colorado, USA2004 10250002 North Fork Republicanestablished
1524819 MOReynoldsReynolds County, Missouri2004 11010007 Upper Blackestablished
1524829 PAPhiladelphiaPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania [near Schuykill River]2004 02040203 Schuylkillestablished
1524551 WYBig HornBig Horn River near Lower Kane Cave2004 10080010 Big Horn Lakeestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/15/2025].

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