Notropis amoenus
Notropis amoenus
(Comely Shiner)
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9 results for Notropis amoenus (Comely Shiner)
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Specimen IDStateCountyLocalityYear HUC Number What's this? Drainage nameStatus
37215 NC Yadkin drainage1991 03040101 Upper Yadkincollected
36946 NC Yadkin drainage1991 03040101 Upper Yadkinestablished
1330679 NCMontgomeryCheek Creek, at SR 15412006 03040104 Upper Pee Deeestablished
39733 NYGreeneHudson River near Catskill1985 02020006 Middle Hudsonestablished
39730 NYOrangelower Hudson River near Newburgh1985 02020008 Hudson-Wappingerestablished
39729 NYOrange-UlsterShawangunk Kill (Hudson River trib)1971 02020007 Rondoutestablished
39660 NYSenecaSeneca Lake [Finger Lakes, NY]1991 04140201 Senecafailed
39732 NYUlsterEsopus Creek, downstream of Ashokan Reservoir1985 02020006 Middle Hudsonestablished
39731 NYUlsterRondout Creek1985 02020007 Rondoutestablished

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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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