Ambloplites rupestris
Ambloplites rupestris
(Rock Bass)
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8 results for Ambloplites rupestris (Rock Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
547863 MOLacledeMissouri River Drainage: Gascondade River @ Creek 380 ~40 km ESE Lebanon (TJN07-38)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547734 MOLacledeMissouri River Drainage: Gascondade River @ Creek 380 ~40 km ESE Lebanon (TJN07-38)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547733 MOPulaskiGasconade River Drainage: Roubidoux Creek: Waynesville City: Campground (TJN07-34)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547864 MOPulaskiGasconade River Drainage: Roubidoux Creek: Waynesville City: Campground (TJN07-34)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547735 MOTexasGasconade River: Roubidoux Creek ~.5 km W Plato (TJN07-37)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547866 MOTexasGasconade River: Roubidoux Creek ~.5 km W Plato (TJN07-37)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547865 MOTexasGascondade River Drainage: Roubidoux Creek: St. Hwy 17 ~12 mi NW Roby (TJN07-35)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished
547731 MOTexasGascondade River Drainage: Roubidoux Creek: St. Hwy 17 ~12 mi NW Roby (TJN07-35)2007 10290201 Upper Gasconadeestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/24/2025].

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