Ameiurus melas
Ameiurus melas
(Black Bullhead)
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7 results for Ameiurus melas (Black Bullhead)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1335151 NCCabarrusAnderson Creek, on Highway 601, [ca. 19.4 air miles ENE center Charlotte]1961 03040105 Rockyestablished
1335066 NCCabarrusMeadow Creek, at Reed Mine Road [SR 1100], [ca. 11.2 air miles SSE center Concord]1997 03040105 Rockyestablished
1335093 NCStanlyLittle Bear Creek, 0.1 miles above confluence Big Bear Creek, below SR 1228 bridge [Rowland Road], 8.0 air miles NE Locust1985 03040105 Rockyestablished
1335067 NCUnionMill Creek, upstream from Lankston [=Landsford] Road [SR 1005] bridge, [ca. 12.0 air miles SSE center Monroe]1997 03040105 Rockyestablished
1331777 NCUnionSouth Fork Crooked Creek, at SR 15151995 03040105 Rockyestablished
1335076 NCUnionSouth Fork Crooked Creek, downstream of wastewater treatment plant, SR 1515 [Sustar Road], 2.25 air miles ESE center Indian Trail1995 03040105 Rockyestablished
1335079 NCUnionTributary to Richardson Creek at SR 2156 [Austin Road], 6.2 air miles S center Monroe1990 03040105 Rockyestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [5/5/2024].

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