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Dataset: Specify-oldversion
Taxa: Amblyopsidae
Search Criteria: excluding cultivated/captive occurrences
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Chologaster cornuta Agassiz, 1853
5307Metcalf, Artie L   1960-07-10
United States, North Carolina, Duplin, Goshen Swamp, 3 miles SW of Kornegay on NC Route 11, 35.027879 -77.851691
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Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1859
41275Snyder, David H   1963-10-08
United States, Tennessee, Montgomery, Unnamed cave, Clarksville, 36.56 -87.3375
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Forbesichthys agassizii (Putnam, 1872)
12844Hibbard, Charles W   1935-00-00
United States, Kentucky, Barren, no locality name
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Amblyopsis rosae (Eigenmann, 1899)
14169Hodson, Ronald G; West, B   1966-04-15
United States, Arkansas, Benton, Logans Cave, approximately 5-7 miles East of Siloam Springs, 36.18806 -94.4148939
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Amblyopsis rosae (Eigenmann, 1899)
21800Brown, A V; Todd, C S   1987-07-09
United States, Arkansas, Benton, 7 kilometers ESE Rogers, AGFC Nursery Pond, 36.324714 -94.043429
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Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1859
14007Nolan, Ron S   1966-11-26
United States, Oklahoma, Ottawa, Cave Springs Creek, 2 miles West and 1 mile South of Peoria, 36.901471 -94.707228
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Amblyopsis rosae (Eigenmann, 1899)
41070Slay, Mike   2011-05-16
United States, Arkansas, Benton, Centerton State Fish Hatchery, 36.351487 -94.296837
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Chologaster cornuta Agassiz, 1853
8860Cross, Frank B; Busey, Fred H; Judd, C Edward   1964-08-31
United States, North Carolina, Columbus, Waccamaw River on US 76 above Lake Waccamaw, 34.28296 -78.54355
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Chologaster cornuta Agassiz, 1853
8874Cross, Frank B; Busey, Fred H; Judd, C Edward; Pflieger, William L   1964-09-03
United States, North Carolina, Carteret, Swamp on Road 1124, 4.2 miles North of US 24, 5 miles West of US 70, 34.776149 -76.959646
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Forbesichthys agassizii (Putnam, 1872)
17527Pflieger, William L; Grace, T   1977-03-29
United States, Missouri, Scott, Cape La Croix Creek, spring pool, 2 miles North of Illmo, 37.24384 -89.508262
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Forbesichthys agassizii (Putnam, 1872)
12589Braasch, Marvin E; Kilgore, Delbert L   1967-03-31
United States, Illinois, Union, Pine Hills Swamp, 6 miles West of Alto Pass, 37.534418 -89.440971
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Amblyopsis spelaea DeKay, 1842
4147Minckley, Wendell L; Distler, Donald A; Langston, L   1958-06-05
United States, Kentucky, Meade, cave with subterranean stream, 5 miles East of Big Springs, 37.81006 -86.08612
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Chologaster cornuta Agassiz, 1853
22462Hove; Wagner, B K; Rowen   1988-05-29
United States, Virginia, Surry, Johnny Hawkins Swamp at Route 630 bridge, 37.078529 -76.924896
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Forbesichthys agassizii (Putnam, 1872)
17526Pflieger, William L; McDonald, G   1976-02-26
United States, Missouri, Scott, Cape La Croix Creek, spring pool, 2 miles North of Illmo, 37.24384 -89.508262
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Forbesichthys agassizii (Putnam, 1872)
41277Snyder, David H   1965-07-07
United States, Tennessee, Stewart, Springhouse near Cumberland River, Bumpus Mills, 36.60257 -87.9023
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Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1859
41276Easterla, David A   1963-01-12
United States, Missouri, Camden, River Cave, 37.9755889 -92.7605194
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Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1859
3210Denesha, T   1954-04-24
United States, Oklahoma, Ottawa, Cave Springs Creek, 2 miles West and 1 mile South of Peoria, 36.901471 -94.707228
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Typhlichthys subterraneus Girard, 1859
12853   1934-07-25
United States, Kentucky, Edmonson, no locality name
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