Bell Museum fishes
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon macularius 19810[]W. Barber   1966-03-17 United States, Arizona, Santa Cruz, Stock tanks formed by Monkey Springs, 7 mi NE of Patagonia, 31.6280556 -110.7091675 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon rubrofluviatilis 18335[]Hubbs, Clark    United States, Texas, No data Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Floridichthys carpio 36109[]Schmidt, Konrad; Loftus, K.   1991-04-00 United States, Florida, Monroe, Card Sound, 25.32665 -80.31281 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 19462[]D. Etnier   1962-03-17 United States, Texas, Cameron, Laguna Atascosa, San Benito, 26.2355556 -97.3869476 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 17760[]Scott, Donald   1954-09-09 United States, Florida, Levy, Cedar Keys, 29.15802 -83.04651 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 18785[]Brown, William   1954-04-20 United States, Texas, Val Verde, Spring area at head of Devils Lake, Devils River NW of Del Rio, Station 5-10, 29.67135 -101.00075 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 19464[]D.A. Etnier   1962-03-26 Mexico, Coahuila, Cuatro Cienegas, 26.98756 -102.06367 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 18552[]Flury, Alvin   1953-07-28 United States, Texas, Hidalgo, Rio Grande River at Bentsen State Park, 8 miles west of Mission, 26.15975 -98.38806 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon variegatus 21924[]Huver, Charles   1975-07-02 United States, Massachusetts, Bristol, Slocums River estuary, 41.53711 -70.98249 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon diabolis 18842[]J.H. Wales, G.S. Myers   1930-03-26 United States, Nevada, Nye, Devil's Hole, Amargosa Desert, 36.4019444 -116.275 Full Record Details
JFBM:Fishes	Cyprinodon salinus 18841[]Grinnell, Joseph   2017-04-14 United States, California, Inyo, Salt Creek, Death Valley (near b. m. 68 Ballarat Quadrangle) Full Record Details

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