Micropterus dolomieu
Micropterus dolomieu
(Smallmouth Bass)
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11 results for Micropterus dolomieu (Smallmouth Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
26418 AL Cahaba drainage1996 03150202 Cahabafailed
166381 AL Coosa drainage, middle1996 03150106 Middle Coosaestablished
26419 AL Coosa River drainage1996 03150100 Coosa-Tallapoosafailed
26376 AL Mobile basin1992 03160000 Mobile-Tombigbeefailed
26420 AL Tallapoosa drainage1996 03150100 Coosa-Tallapoosafailed
26417 AL upper Tombigbee system1996 03160201 Middle Tombigbee-Chickasawfailed
26416 AL Black Warrior drainage1996 03160100 Black Warrior-Tombigbeefailed
32325 ALCleburneCoosa River drainage1971 03150108 Upper Tallapoosaestablished
611921 ALTalladegaCoosa-Alabama-Mobile Drainage: Kelly Creek ~0.5 mi upstream confluence w/ Cheaha Creek at CR 400 ~15 air km NE center of Talladega (TJN08-61)2008 03150106 Middle Coosaestablished
611922 ALTalladegaCoosa-Alabama-Mobile Drainage: Kelly Creek ~0.5 mi upstream confluence w/ Cheaha Creek at CR 400 ~15 air km NE center of Talladega (TJN08-61)2008 03150106 Middle Coosaestablished
26421 ALWalkerLewis Smith Lake on the Sipsey Fork of the Warrior River1996 03160110 Sipsey Forkfailed

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/23/2024].

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