Lavinia exilicauda
Lavinia exilicauda
(Hitch)
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14 results for Lavinia exilicauda (Hitch)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
29589 CAImperialRamer Lake1960 18100204 Salton Seafailed
29590 CALos Angelesisolated pools of Aliso Canyon, tributary to Santa Clara River in Soledad Canyon1992 18070102 Santa Claraestablished
29588 CALos AngelesPyramid Lake1992 18070102 Santa Claraestablished
747288 CALos AngelesPyramid Lake1992 18070102 Santa Claraestablished
613499 CALos AngelesPyramid Lake1992 18070102 Santa Claraestablished
29586 CALos AngelesPyramid Lake1993 18070102 Santa Claracollected
613500 CAMontereyCarmel River, Highway 1 bridge to mouth, all in Carmel1975 18060006 Central Coastalunknown
613501 CAMontereyElkhorn Slough, south arm about 0.75 km south of Moss Landing Marine Lab (at Tide Gate) and approximately 2.5 km south (near Molena Road and WNW of Castroville all collecting above gates)1975 18060015 Monterey Bayunknown
747286 CASan BernardinoAfton Canyon, 1st water crossing on railroad curvature, Mojave River2005 18090208 Mojaveestablished
613502 CASan BernardinoAfton Canyon, 1st water crossing on railroad curvature, Mojave River2005 18090208 Mojaveestablished
747287 CASan BernardinoAfton Canyon, 1st water crossing on railroad curvature, Mojave River2008 18090208 Mojaveestablished
613503 CASan BernardinoAfton Canyon, 1st water crossing on railroad curvature, Mojave River2008 18090208 Mojaveestablished
29587 CASan BernardinoLake Silverwood, north of San Bernardino1988 18090208 Mojaveestablished
158298 CASan FranciscoPresidio of San Francisco Park1999 18050002 San Pablo Baycollected

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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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