Gonothyraea loveni
(hydroid)
Coelenterates-Hydrozoans
Native Transplant
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10 results for Gonothyraea loveni (hydroid)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
1832 CA San Francisco Bay1912 18050004 San Francisco Bayestablished
1831 CAAlamedaOakland Estuary (Oakland Creek)1895 18050004 San Francisco Bayestablished
1833 CAAlamedaOakland Estuary (Oakland, CA)1940 18050004 San Francisco Bayestablished
1834 CAAlamedaOakland Estuary (Oakland, CA)1995 18050004 San Francisco Bayestablished
1835 CAAlamedaSan Francisco Bay at Emeryville, CA (just N of Oakland)1995 18050002 San Pablo Bayestablished
1836 CASan MateoSan Francisco Bay at Coyote Point [due N of San Mateo, CA]1995 18050004 San Francisco Bayestablished
1886045 NJOceanKey Harbor Marina, Barnegat Bay2023 02040301 Mullica-Toms 
1837 ORCoosIsthmus Slough in Coos Bay1995 17100304 Coosestablished
156981 WA coastal waters1997 17100102 Queets-Quinaultestablished
1815 WA coastal waters1998 17100102 Queets-Quinaultestablished

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Citation information: U.S. Geological Survey. [2026]. Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database. Gainesville, Florida. Accessed [1/22/2026].

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