Gambusia affinis
Gambusia affinis
(Western Mosquitofish)
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13 results for Gambusia affinis (Western Mosquitofish)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
30999 CTNew Havena pond on the campus of Southern Connecticut University in New Haven1935 01100004 Quinnipiacextirpated
747832 CTNew HavenWest River Drainage at Chapel Street Bridge (TJN08-80)2008 01100004 Quinnipiacestablished
747775 CTNew HavenWest River; New Haven, CT2010 01100004 Quinnipiacestablished
1322747 MOClarkBear-Wyaconda1997 07110001 Bear-Wyacondaestablished
1322743 MOKnoxSouth Fabius1997 07110003 South Fabiusestablished
1322698 MOLincolnCuivre1975 07110008 Cuivreestablished
1322689 MOMonroeSouth Fork Salt1975 07110006 South Fork Saltestablished
1322684 MOPikeThe Sny1979 07110004 The Snyestablished
1322758 MORallsSalt1997 07110007 Saltestablished
1322752 MOScotlandNorth Fabius1997 07110002 North Fabiusestablished
1322685 MOSt. CharlesPeruque-Piasa1979 07110009 Peruque-Piasaestablished
748105 OHCuyahogaRocky River2009 04110001 Black-Rockyestablished
43031 TN Barren drainage (in Tennessee)1993 05110002 Barrenestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2024]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [4/19/2024].

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