Faxonius virilis
Faxonius virilis
(Virile Crayfish)
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11 results for Faxonius virilis (Virile Crayfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
5046 NM state non-specific1989  collected
1753671 NMBernalilloRio Grande diversion channel, just S Alameda Blvd. bridge to Rio Grande River2013 13020203 Rio Grande-Albuquerque 
1753744 NMGrantGila River, 1 mi SE Cliff1983 15040002 Upper Gila-Mangas 
1753743 NMLincolnRio Hondo, 1 mi E Hondo1983 13060008 Rio Hondo 
1753667 NMSan JuanSan Juan River, between Shiprock and Waterflow2013 14080105 Middle San Juan 
1753669 NMSan MiguelSapello River, Sapello, 20 km N Las Vegas, upstream State Rt. 5182013 11080004 Mora 
1753572 NMSandovalLower Jaramillo Creek, Valles Caldera National Preserve2009 13020202 Jemez 
1753672 NMSandovalRio Grande River, E of Rio Rancho2013 13020203 Rio Grande-Albuquerque 
1753666 NMSandovalRio Grande, Hwy. 5502013 13020203 Rio Grande-Albuquerque 
1753571 NMSandovalSan Antonio Creek West, Valles Caldera National Preserve2009 13020202 Jemez 
1753573 NMTaosoxbow pond, Orilla Verde Recreation Area2007 13020101 Upper Rio Grande 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [2/14/2025].

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