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Bell Museum

Dataset: JFBM-Fishes
Taxa: Trachinotus
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences

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Bell Museum fishes


JFBM:Fishes
18667[]Springer and Hoskins   1957-07-00
United States, Texas, Neuces, S end of jetty to S pier at Port Aransas

JFBM:Fishes
18734[]V.G. Springer and W. Clive   1957-07-23
United States, Texas, Nueces, Ship channel to Corpus Christi on access road, 11.6 mi S of Port Aransas, 27.6800003 -97.171669

JFBM:Fishes
47589[]Egan, Josh; Zhao, Yu-Shen   2013-08-04
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Sandy beach near Haomeili, 23.3635139 120.1296528

JFBM:Fishes
47625[]Egan, Josh; Zhao, Yu-Shen   2013-08-11
Taiwan (Republic of China), Chiayi, Sandy beach near Haomeili, 23.3635139 120.1296528

JFBM:Fishes
47975[]Egan, Josh; Chen, Vincent   2014-06-09
Taiwan (Republic of China), Shuang Chun beach, Tainan County, Taiwan (Republic of China), 23.305965 120.108181

JFBM:Fishes
48971[]Egan, Josh; Akina, Kaila   2017-07-16
Australia, Queensland, Rowes Bay, beach access 10, near Townsville, Queensland, Australia, -19.2176083 146.7784139


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Google Map

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