Lepomis cyanellus
Lepomis cyanellus
(Green Sunfish)
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22 results for Lepomis cyanellus (Green Sunfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
271265 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2010 02030105 Raritanestablished
645198 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
744769 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
647810 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
749268 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
1407686 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2017 02030105 Raritanestablished
1420696 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2017 02030105 Raritanestablished
1407693 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2017 02030105 Raritanestablished
1463629 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2018 02030105 Raritanestablished
1463630 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2018 02030105 Raritanestablished
1467866 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2018 02030105 Raritanestablished
1468788 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2018 02030105 Raritanestablished
1633938 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2019 02030105 Raritanestablished
1635385 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2019 02030105 Raritanestablished
1651319 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2020 02030105 Raritanestablished
1651316 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2020 02030105 Raritanestablished
1658006 NJMercerCarnegie Lake2021 02030105 Raritanestablished
630959 NJMercerCarnegie Lake at Millstone River2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
1257120 NJMercerMillstone River2016 02030105 Raritanestablished
614575 NJMercerMillstone River in West Windsor2013 02030105 Raritanestablished
749408 NJMiddlesexCarnegie Lake2014 02030105 Raritanestablished
1473661 NJMiddlesexPond in Johnson Park, New Brunswick2018 02030105 Raritanestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2021]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [10/24/2021].

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