Cipangopaludina chinensis
Cipangopaludina chinensis
(Chinese mysterysnail)
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12 results for Cipangopaludina chinensis (Chinese mysterysnail)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1684794 MNCassPillager Lake Public Water Access/Swim Beach2018 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1685426 MNCassRice Lake ID: 11321002017 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1687086 MNCrow WingWhipple Lake PWA2017 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1687062 MNHubbard[no locality description provided]2018 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1687059 MNHubbard3 ft. of water at swimming beach at Pleasant Ridge Resort.2018 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1417486 MNHubbardBig Bass Lake2017 07010106 Crow Wingestablished
1320200 MNHubbardBig Bass Lake, 7.7 mi SW Walker Bay, near Co. Rd. 232006 07010106 Crow Wingestablished
1687085 MNHubbardChinese Mystery Snails were found on Fish Hook Lake in 20142017 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1685158 MNHubbardFishhook Lake2017 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1684789 MNHubbardSample brought in to Hubbard County AIS Program by Frank Theisen. Confirmed snails were Chinese Mystersnails.2018 07010106 Crow Wingunknown
1320416 MNWadenaSpirit Lake, 0.3 mi SW Menahga2008 07010106 Crow Wingestablished
1319981 MNWadenaSpirit Lake, Menahga2015 07010106 Crow Wingestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [5/2/2024].

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