Micropterus salmoides
Micropterus salmoides
(Largemouth Bass)
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96 results for Micropterus salmoides (Largemouth Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
268742 CT Connecticut River drainage1986 1080205 Lower Connecticutestablished
268741 CT Housatonic River drainage1986 1100005 Housatonicestablished
268743 CT Thames drainage1986 1100003 Thamesestablished
30880 CT state non-specific1850 1000000 New England Regioncollected
30937 CT state non-specific1992 1000000 New England Regionestablished
875526 CTFairfieldAspetuck Reservoir at sampling station F5GA1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
875397 CTFairfieldAspetuck Reservoir at sampling station F5GB1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
875083 CTFairfieldAspetuck Reservoir at sampling station F6G1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
875230 CTFairfieldAspetuck Reservoir at sampling station F7S1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
875339 CTFairfieldAspetuck Reservoir at sampling station F8S1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
612568 CTFairfieldAspetuck Resevior1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
874964 CTFairfieldHemlock Reservoir at sampling station F3T1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
875369 CTFairfieldHemlock Reservoir at sampling station F6T1994 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
612569 CTFairfieldRippowam River Drainage: Poorhouse Brook: Bartlett Arboretum: manmade pond within Poorhouse Brook, north of Brookdale Road (GWC10-02)2010 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
158412 CTFairfieldWeir Farm National Historic Site1999 1100006 Saugatuckestablished
612254 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
875556 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F1B1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
874987 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F2B1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
874961 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F3T1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
875105 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F4T1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
875144 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F5GA1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
875255 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F5GB1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
875049 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F6GA1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
874982 CTLitchfieldFall Mountain Lake at sampling station F6GB1994 1100005 Housatonicestablished
785610 CTLitchfieldHall Meadow Brook at park access road bridge2007 1100005 Housatonicestablished
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