Esox reichertii
Esox reichertii
(Amur pike)
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11 results for Esox reichertii (Amur pike)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1702010 PACambria 1968 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1702011 PACambria 1969 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1702012 PACambria 1970 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1702013 PACambria 1971 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1702014 PACambria 1972 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1702015 PACambria 1973 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1697479 PACambriaGlendale Lake1968 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
1703839 PACambriaGlendale Lake1970 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 
42114 PACambriaGlendale Lake, a man-made reservoir NW of Altoona1956 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehannafailed
41950 PACambriaGlendale Lake, a man-made reservoir NW of Altoona1991 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehannastocked
1697484 PACambriaGlendale Lake, PA1978 02050201 Upper West Branch Susquehanna 

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/23/2024].

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