Hemimysis anomala
Hemimysis anomala
(bloody red shrimp)
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10 results for Hemimysis anomala (bloody red shrimp)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
262753 NYOneidaOneida Lake, 1 km NW of Lewis Point [near Oneida Lake Beach East]2009 04140202 Oneidaunknown
264161 OHAshtabulaLake Erie, Ashtabula Harbor2009 04260000 Lake Erieestablished
265247 ON Lake Erie, western basin, Ontario, Canada2009 04260000 Lake Erieestablished
262286 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site A west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262287 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site B west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262288 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site C west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262289 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site D west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262290 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site E west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262291 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site F west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected
262292 ON Lake Ontario in the vicinity of Darlington Nuclear Generating Station (Site G west point)2009 04280002 Lake Ontariocollected

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/15/2026].

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