Notropis bairdi
Notropis bairdi
(Red River Shiner)
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9 results for Notropis bairdi (Red River Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
40280 OK Cimarron River1991 11050003 Lower Cimarronestablished
267113 OKHarperCimarron River, east of Buffalo1980 11050001 Lower Cimarron-Eagle Chiefestablished
775484 OKLoganCimarron River at Route 74 bridge1976 11050002 Lower Cimarron-Skeletonestablished
775485 OKLoganCimarron River at Route 74 bridge1977 11050002 Lower Cimarron-Skeletonestablished
267158 OKLoganCimarron River, near Guthrie1980 11050002 Lower Cimarron-Skeletonestablished
775486 OKLoganSkeleton Creek, 6.4km West of Route 77 bridge1976 11050002 Lower Cimarron-Skeletonestablished
775487 OKLoganSkeleton Creek, 6.4km West of Route 77 bridge1977 11050002 Lower Cimarron-Skeletonestablished
267159 OKPayneCimarron River, south of Perkins1980 11050003 Lower Cimarronestablished
267114 OKWoodsCimarron River, south of Waynoka1980 11050001 Lower Cimarron-Eagle Chiefestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/26/2024].

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