Ameiurus brunneus
Ameiurus brunneus
(Snail Bullhead)
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7 results for Ameiurus brunneus (Snail Bullhead)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
32501 GACherokeeEtowah River at County Rd. 90861 (=Yellow Creek Rd.), Cherokee County1990 03150104 Etowahestablished
32502 GADawsonAmicalola Creek at Afton Rd. (=County Rd. 25), Dawson County1997 03150104 Etowahestablished
613509 GADawsonAmicolola Creek downstream from Georgia State Route 53 bridge. Accessed by canoe.1994 03150104 Etowahestablished
613510 GADawsonAmicolola Creek downstream from Georgia State Route 53 bridge. Accessed by canoe.1994 03150104 Etowahestablished
268208 GADawsonEtowah River, at highway 53, 6.4 km SE of Dawsonville1977 03150104 Etowahestablished
268209 GADawsonEtowah River, below highway 19, 6.9 km south of Dawsonville1978 03150104 Etowahestablished
1406451 GAJeffersonMulberry Creek at GA Hwy. 1.1995 03060108 Brierestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/18/2024].

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