Ambloplites rupestris
Ambloplites rupestris
(Rock Bass)
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9 results for Ambloplites rupestris (Rock Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
543482 MOCamdenFiery Fork of Little Niangua River southwest of Barnumton1998 10290110 Nianguaestablished
547754 MODallasGreasy Creek 2.5 mi SSE of Buffalo1976 10290110 Nianguaestablished
543536 MODallasJakes Creek south of Celt1998 10290110 Nianguaestablished
547761 MODallasNiangua River 2 mi E of Charity on Rt. M1976 10290110 Nianguaestablished
547725 MODallasNiangua River 3.75 mi N of Charity; T33N R19W S22 NW 1/41981 10290110 Nianguaestablished
547851 MODallasNiangua River 4 mi NE of Buffalo; T34N R19W S17 NW1/41981 10290110 Nianguaestablished
543576 MOHickoryLittle Niangua River northeast of Preston1998 10290110 Nianguaestablished
543328 MOLacledeBennett Springs Branch of Niangua River near Bennett Springs1998 10290110 Nianguaestablished
547538 MOLacledeNiangua River at Prosperine Access, [off of Kinfolk Rd.], ca. 12.0 air miles NW Lebanon, ca. 3.3 air miles W Prosperine2005 10290110 Nianguaestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [5/18/2024].

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