Faxonius virilis
Faxonius virilis
(Virile Crayfish)
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10 results for Faxonius virilis (Virile Crayfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1633046 IDJeromeLateral L-2 Canal2019 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockunknown
1632527 IDJeromeSnake River, Murtaugh, ID*2016 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockestablished
1632526 IDTwin FallsDierkes Lake, ID2016 17040212 Upper Snake-Rockestablished
274700 MTFlatheadLittle Bitterroot Lake1988 17010212 Lower Flatheadestablished
274703 MTSandersCrow Creek1988 17010212 Lower Flatheadestablished
1420972 MTSandersside channel at Fishing Access Site just downstream of mouth of Jocko River.2010 17010212 Lower Flatheadestablished
1420913 OKBeckhamNorth Fork Red River, Sayre1997 11120302 Middle North Fork Redunknown
1671161 TXWilliamsonSan Gabriel River Trail Georgetown, TX 786282016 12070205 San Gabriel 
1673099 TXWilliamsonWilliamson, Texas, United States2019 12070205 San Gabriel 
259870 WASnohomishLake Ballinger [~3 mi E of Richmond Beach]2008 17110012 Lake Washingtoncollected

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2023]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [3/27/2023].

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