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Minnesota Biodiversity Atlas
Bell Museum
Dataset: JFBM-Fishes
Taxa: Chloroscombrus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Bell Museum fishes | |
 JFBM:Fishes | 18716[]T. Hellier 1957-12-24 United States, Texas, Nueces, Tide trap at Biological Station in Port Aransas, 27.8336105 -97.058609 |
JFBM:Fishes | 18684[]S. Eddy and T. Hellier 1958-02-04 United States, Texas, Nueces, Tide trap at Biological Station in Port Aransas, 27.8336105 -97.058609 |
JFBM:Fishes | 16392[]no data 1951-00-00 Undefined, Undefined, Undefined, Gulf of Mexico- North Carolina Biological Supply Company |
JFBM:Fishes | 22356[]Hedrick, Holmes, Thillet, and Warren 1954-10-10 United States, Texas, Galveston, Galveston Bay, Port Bolivat |
JFBM:Fishes | 18763[]U.G. Springer 1957-07-00 United States, Texas, Nueces, Gulf of Mexico at Aransas Pass off Port Aransas, 27.8386116 -97.0497208 |
JFBM:Fishes | 17785[]D.C. Scott et al. 1949-10-16 United States, Georgia, McIntosh, Sapelo Sound, 31.5455551 -91.2166672 |
JFBM:Fishes | 18651[]no data 1957-12-05 United States, Texas, Nueces, Tide trap at University of Texas Institute for Marine Sciences on Aransas Pass, Port Aransas, 27.8377781 -97.0400009 |
JFBM:Fishes | 19149[]R. Dickerman 1956-08-16 Mexico, Vera Cruz, Boca del Rio |
JFBM:Fishes | 41220[]L.E. Thompson et al. 1994-12-07 United States, Alabama, Gulf of Mexico, 29.9833336 -88.2166672 |
JFBM:Fishes | 18665[]Springer and T. Hellier 1958-05-02 United States, Texas, Neuces, S end of jetty to S pier at Port Aransas |
JFBM:Fishes | 47261[]Huver, Charles 1972-00-00 United States, Texas, Nueces, Port Aransas |
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Google Map
Google Maps is a web mapping service provided by Google that features a map that users can pan (by dragging the mouse) and zoom (by using the mouse wheel). Collection points are displayed as colored markers that when clicked on, displays the full information for that collection. When multiple species are queried (separated by semi-colons), different colored markers denote each individual species.