Lepomis microlophus
Lepomis microlophus
(Redear Sunfish)
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9 results for Lepomis microlophus (Redear Sunfish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1403789 OK Lake O' The Cherokees drainage1980 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405948 OKDelawareAt Grand Lake1958 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405651 OKDelawareIllinois River on Highway 591949 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405706 OKOttawa(OWRB2006-43) SEC 28/ T28N/ R22E2006 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405640 OKOttawa(WJM3554) County Road S530, 0.97 km south of Hwy 59, SW of Miami2015 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405642 OKOttawa(WJM3559) County Road S530, 0.97 km south of Hwy 59, SW of Miami2015 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405643 OKOttawa(WJM3561) East of North Miami, just above confluence with Tar Creek2015 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405641 OKOttawa(ZDZ-TAR01) Dirt road off Hwy 69 at end of Highland Avenue east of North Miami, 400 meters downstream from tributary confluence2015 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished
1405935 OKOttawaT27N R22E S31963 11070206 Lake O' The Cherokeesestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/25/2024].

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