Luxilus zonistius
Luxilus zonistius
(Bandfin Shiner)
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9 results for Luxilus zonistius (Bandfin Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
747396 GAGilmerAnderson Cr off Co Rte 136 (Diamond Rd), 8.98 mi ESE center Ellijay1994 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747400 GAGilmerCartecay River 2 mi. E of East Ellijay Post Office along Hwy. 52.1971 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747385 GAGilmerCoosawattee River 4.2 mi. SW of Ellijay.1965 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747387 GAGilmerCoosawattee River below mouth of trib. [Oostanula] 4.2 mi. SW of Ellijay, at end of dirt road.1966 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747399 GAGilmerCoosawattee River, 4.2 miles SW of Ellijay.1970 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
32268 GAGilmerCoosawattee River, headwaters of1971 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747395 GAGilmerStover Cr at Co Rte 129 bridge, 9.56 air mi ESE center Ellijay1994 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747392 GAGilmerTrib. to Cartecay River 2.9 mi. SE of Ellijay, Hwy. 52.1965 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished
747388 GAGilmerTrib. to Cartecay River 2.9 mi. SE of Ellijay, near Hwy. 52.1966 03150102 Coosawatteeestablished

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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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