Viviparus subpurpureus
Viviparus subpurpureus
(Olive Mysterysnail)
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13 results for Viviparus subpurpureus (Olive Mysterysnail)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1724903 ALColbertTennessee River, just downstream of Buck Island (River Mile 248.8)2003 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724902 ALLauderdalesecondary channel of Tennessee River nr. Sevenmile Island (River Mile 250.7)2003 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724901 ALLauderdaleTennessee River, main channel nr. Sevenmile Island (River Mile 250.3)2003 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724899 ALLauderdaleTennessee River, Tennessee River Mile 246.0 [245.6], [1.6 air miles NW center Pride], [Pride Quad].2003 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724904 ALLauderdaleTennessee River, Tennessee River Mile 255, [1.8 air miles SSW center Florence], [Florence Quad].1995 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724885 ALLauderdaleTennessee River, TRM 247, Sevenmile Island2015 06030005 Pickwick Lake 
1724895 ALLawrenceSpring Creek embayment, off Wheeler Reservoir, Lawrence County Road, [point estimated 4.87 air miles NNE center Courtland], [Courtland quad].2005 06030002 Wheeler Lake 
1724887 ALLimestoneWheeler National Wildlife Refuge, Arrowhead Landing on slough that is the confluence of Piney, Limestone, and Beaverdam Creeks2015 06030002 Wheeler Lake 
1724884 ALLimestoneWheeler National Wildlife Refuge, Harris-Sweetwater Branch Control Structure2016 06030002 Wheeler Lake 
1724886 ALMorganWheeler National Wildlife Refuge, Garth Slough Banding Site2015 06030002 Wheeler Lake 
1724897 ALSt. ClairCoosa River (Logan Martin Lake) ~2km upstream of I-20 nr. Riverside2004 03150106 Middle Coosa 
1724898 ALSt. ClairCoosa River (Logan Martin Lake) ~2km upstream of I-20 nr. Riverside2004 03150106 Middle Coosa 
1724900 ALTalladegaCoosa River, just downstream of Logan Martin Dam2003 03150106 Middle Coosa 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/24/2024].

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