Petromyzon marinus
Petromyzon marinus
(Sea Lamprey)
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13 results for Petromyzon marinus (Sea Lamprey)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1884195 MIAlconaBlack River2022 04070003 Lone Lake-Ocqueocestablished
1884196 MIAlconaBlack River2022 04070003 Lone Lake-Ocqueocestablished
1884197 MIAlconaBlack River2022 04070003 Lone Lake-Ocqueocestablished
1884198 MIMarquetteChocolay River2022 04020201 Betsy-Chocolayestablished
1884199 MIMarquetteChocolay River2022 04020201 Betsy-Chocolayestablished
1884200 MIMarquetteChocolay River2022 04020201 Betsy-Chocolayestablished
1884201 MIMarquetteWilson Creek2022 04020105 Dead-Kelseyestablished
1884202 MIMarquetteWilson Creek2022 04020105 Dead-Kelseyestablished
1884203 MIMarquetteWilson Creek2022 04020105 Dead-Kelseyestablished
1886757 MINewaygoAnderson Flat, Muskegon River2022 04060102 Muskegonestablished
1886755 MINewaygoBridge Street Access, Muskegon River2022 04060102 Muskegonestablished
1886758 MINewaygoDevil's Hole, Schumaker Bayou, Muskegon River2022 04060102 Muskegonestablished
1886756 MINewaygoThornapple Road, Muskegon River2022 04060102 Muskegonestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [2/18/2026].

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