Luxilus zonistius
Luxilus zonistius
(Bandfin Shiner)
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8 results for Luxilus zonistius (Bandfin Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
26406 AL Coosa drainage1986 03150105 Upper Coosaestablished
26407 AL Coosa River drainage1986 03150100 Coosa-Tallapoosaestablished
26408 AL Tallapoosa drainage1986 03150100 Coosa-Tallapoosaestablished
747383 ALRandolphBear Creek at Rte 48 crossing about 3 mi SW of Woodland2006 03150108 Upper Tallapoosaestablished
747389 ALRandolphBear Creek, 5 mi. N of Wedowee1982 03150108 Upper Tallapoosaestablished
747401 ALRandolphHurricane Creek at Co Rd 26, 1.8 mi SSW junct with Co Rd 15, ca 1 air mi NW mouth Tallapoosa River, about 6 mi NNW of Wadley.1994 03150109 Middle Tallapoosaestablished
747384 ALRandolphHurricane Creek on Co Rte 26, ca 2.7 mi NNE of jnct of AL Hwy 77, ca 4 mi WNW of Wadley, AL1996 03150109 Middle Tallapoosaestablished
747386 ALRandolphWedowee Creek, 1 mi. NW center of Wedowee, Hwy. 431.1969 03150108 Upper Tallapoosaestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/21/2024].

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