Salvelinus namaycush
Salvelinus namaycush
(Lake Trout)
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14 results for Salvelinus namaycush (Lake Trout)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
158200 WYTetonGrand Teton National Park1999 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
166925 WYTetonGrand Teton National Park2001 17040101 Snake Headwaterscollected
860774 WYTetonJackson Lake1906 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
46992 WYTetonJackson Lake1963 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
46932 WYTetonJackson Lake1970 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
860766 WYTetonJackson Lake1995 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
860775 WYTetonJenny Lake1906 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
159792 WYTetonLewis Lake1890 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
860773 WYTetonLewis Lake1890 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
46994 WYTetonLewis Lake1963 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished
159791 WYTetonShoshone Lake1890 17040101 Snake Headwatersunknown
860772 WYTetonShoshone Lake1890 17040101 Snake Headwatersunknown
860771 WYTetonShoshone Lake1890 17040101 Snake Headwatersunknown
46993 WYTetonShoshone Lake1963 17040101 Snake Headwatersestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2020]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [7/16/2020].

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