Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris
(capybara)
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15 results for Hydrochoerus hydrochaeris (capybara)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1735987 FLHighlandsOmitted by NAS2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1735977 FLHighlandsOmitted by NAS2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1735984 FLHighlandsOmitted by NAS2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1735989 FLHighlandsOmitted by NAS2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1736004 FLHillsboroughOmitted by NAS2017 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1735992 FLHillsboroughOmitted by NAS2017 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1736012 FLOsceolaOmitted by NAS2017 03090101 Kissimmee 
1735995 FLPascoOmitted by NAS2017 03100207 Crystal-Pithlachascotee 
1736020 FLPinellasOmitted by NAS2017 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1736008 FLPinellasOmitted by NAS2017 03100206 Tampa Bay 
1735981 FLPolkOmitted by NAS2017 03100205 Hillsborough 
1736017 FLPolkOmitted by NAS2017 03100208 Withlacoochee 
1736005 FLPolkOmitted by NAS2017 03100208 Withlacoochee 
1407679 FLPolkPolk County, Florida, United States About 150 yards west of Brahma rd. on the south side of the road.2017 03100208 Withlacoocheefailed
1407680 FLPolkPolk County, Florida, United States Corner of dean still road and Evans Ranch road2017 03100208 Withlacoocheeestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/23/2024].

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