Python bivittatus
Python bivittatus
(Burmese Python)
Reptiles-Snakes
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11 results for Python bivittatus (Burmese Python)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1716041 FLHighlands[Omitted by NAS]2015 03090101 Kissimmee 
1722043 FLHighlands[Omitted by NAS]2018 03090101 Kissimmee 
1723659 FLHighlands[Omitted by NAS]2020 03090101 Kissimmee 
1716872 FLOrange[Omitted by NAS]2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1721223 FLOrange[Omitted by NAS]2020 03090101 Kissimmee 
1668878 FLOrangeOrlando, Hunters Creek2009 03090101 Kissimmeeunknown
1716812 FLOsceola[Omitted by NAS]2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1720567 FLOsceola[Omitted by NAS]2020 03090101 Kissimmee 
1716071 FLPolk[Omitted by NAS]2007 03090101 Kissimmee 
1722042 FLPolk[Omitted by NAS]2018 03090101 Kissimmee 
1722131 FLPolk[Omitted by NAS]2018 03090101 Kissimmee 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/18/2024].

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