Search Results (List)
Dataset: All Collections
Taxa: Exoglossum maxillingua
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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JFBM:Fishes
15019Surber, Eugene   1947-09-15
United States, Virginia, Clarke, Opequon Creek, Wadesville, 39.24413 -78.04075
JFBM:Fishes
19455Reif, Charles   1961-00-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Luzerne, Susquehanna drainage, Wilkes-Barre, 41.24592 -75.88131
JFBM:Fishes
42487Egge, Jacob; Berendzen, Peter; Nagle, Brett   2004-07-09
United States, Virginia, Craig, Craig Creek at Route 606, 5 miles NE of Newcastle, 37.5555573 -80.0347214
JFBM:Fishes
17061Raney, Edward; Ross, Robert   1952-06-25
United States, Virginia, Montgomery, Elliot Creek, mouth, in South Fork Roanoke River, and South Fork below Elliott Creek 0.25 mi above Allegheny Springs, 37.1272 -80.26641
JFBM:Fishes
37360Berendzen, Peter; Tang, Kevin; Yuvaraj, Krshna   2001-03-28
United States, Virginia, Montgomery, South Fork Roanoke River at Allegheny Springs, on Allegheny Springs Road, 37.12823 -80.26573
JFBM:Fishes
17017Elser and DeLong   1950-06-09
United States, Maryland, Howard, Patapaco River, south branch, at Hwy 40, 1 mi. E of Ridgeville
JFBM:Fishes
30194Simons, Andrew; Neely, David   1998-07-23
United States, New York, Otsego, Hayden Creek at State Highway 80, 0.6 km N of Springfield, 42.85203 -74.85986
JFBM:Fishes
15001Surber, Eugene   1947-07-25
United States, West Virginia, Berkeley, Back Creek, Glengary, 39.37929 -78.15378
JFBM:Fishes
17049Ross, Robert; Raney, Edward   1952-07-14
United States, Virginia, Botetourt, Catawba Creek, 8.5 airmiles WSW of Fincastle, 0.2 mile S of junction of Routes 600 and 665, on Route 600, 37.47854 -79.9851
JFBM:Fishes
16101Jones, J.   1948-07-00
United States, Pennsylvania, Lancaster, Susquehanna River drainage
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