Total records: 6
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ImagesGroupFamilyScientific NameCommon NameMore infoNative Habitat Species Origin
20120111121711FishesCyprinidae Cyprinus carpio Common Carp Collection info
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20051110092725FishesEsocidae Esox lucius x E. masquinongy tiger muskellunge Collection info
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Animated Map 		Freshwater Native Hybrid
20051116110839Mollusks-GastropodsViviparidae Cipangopaludina chinensis Chinese mysterysnail Collection info
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Animated Map 		Freshwater Exotic
20160301132028PlantsHydrocharitaceae Egeria densa Brazilian waterweed Collection info
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Animated Map 		Freshwater Exotic
20080107120147PlantsMarsileaceae Marsilea quadrifolia European water-clover Collection info
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Animated Map 		Freshwater Exotic
20071001205456PlantsHydrocharitaceae Najas minor brittle waternymph Collection info
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