Notropis hudsonius
Notropis hudsonius
(Spottail Shiner)
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12 results for Notropis hudsonius (Spottail Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
36730 MT Fort Peck Reservoir drainage1990 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
292241 MTFergusMissouri River(River Miles: 1,919.5 to 1,925.5)1997 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
264497 MTFergusTwo Calf Creek2005 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289133 MTFergusTwo Calf Creek River Miles: 0 to2005 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
264490 MTMcConeBear Creek2003 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
264491 MTMcConeRock Creek, South Fork2003 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289120 MTMcConeSouth Fork Rock Creek River Miles: 2.3 to 2.42003 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289056 MTValleyFort Peck Lake1982 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289053 MTValleyFort Peck Lake1983 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289054 MTValleyFort Peck Lake1983 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
289055 MTValleyFort Peck Lake1983 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished
264514 MTValleyMissouri River1996 10040104 Fort Peck Reservoirestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2025]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [11/18/2025].

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