Micropterus salmoides
Micropterus salmoides
(Largemouth Bass)
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2 results for Micropterus salmoides (Largemouth Bass)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1406025 NEDixonAowa Creek, NRE 56; T31N,R4E,Sec.25,SE1/4; Missouri River1995 10170101 Lewis and Clark Lakeestablished
1406026 NEKnoxWiegand Creek, NRE 44; T33N,R2W,Sec.30,SE1/4; Missouri River1995 10170101 Lewis and Clark Lakeestablished

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