Myocastor coypus
Myocastor coypus
(nutria)
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15 results for Myocastor coypus (nutria)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
47261 FLAlachuaGainesville1957 03080102 Oklawahafailed
47272 FLCalhounLake Hilda in Blountstown1957 03130011 Apalachicolaestablished
47268 FLDixie-LevySuwannee River, at mouth1957 03110205 Lower Suwanneeestablished
47267 FLFranklinApalachicola River, at mouth1957 03130011 Apalachicolaestablished
47270 FLGilchristOtter Springs run1957 03110205 Lower Suwanneeestablished
47271 FLHillsboroughHillsborough River1957 03100205 Hillsboroughestablished
47262 FLHillsboroughTampa1957 03100205 Hillsboroughestablished
47269 FLLevyCedar Key1957 03110101 Waccasassaestablished
47263 FLMarionSummerfield1957 03080102 Oklawahaestablished
47265 FLOkaloosaNorth Choctawhatchee Bay1957 03140102 Choctawhatchee Bayestablished
47273 FLPinellasSt. Petersburg, private land1957 03100207 Crystal-Pithlachascoteeestablished
47274 FLPutnamEast Palatka1957 03080103 Lower St. Johnsestablished
47266 FLWaltonEast Choctawhatchee Bay1957 03140102 Choctawhatchee Bayestablished
241931 IAFremontMissouri River (R.M. 562) [across from Nebraska City]1957 10240001 Keg-Weeping Waterfailed
242005 MDDorchesterBull Point Marsh1957 02080110 Tangierestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [12/26/2024].

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