Fish, Ichthyomyzon bdellium, Ichthyomyzon greeleyi, Noturus flavus, Moxostoma breviceps, Lythrurus umbratilis, Notropis buccatus, Misgurnus anguillicaudatus, Morone americana, Lepomis cyanellus, Ammocrypta pellucida: distribution extensions

Daniels, Robert A.; Carlson, Douglas M.; Morse, Richard S.; Weatherwax, Bryan R.

doi:10.15560/2.1.10

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“…We also collected two different minnow hybrids, a sunfish hybrid, and lamprey ammocoetes that we were unable to identify to species. Ten species were not reported previously (Daniels et al 2006). Of these, three were introduced species and seven were native species that may have expanded their range into this basin.…”

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confidence: 91%

“…Most of the species not reported in 1937 may have gained access to the system by migration from downstream sites in recent decades or may have been overlooked in the original survey (Daniels et al 2006). Only seven were introduced exotic species, which is low when compared to other New York watersheds (Carlson and Daniels 2004 Ten species were reported from this basin for the first time (Daniels et al 2006). These include three introduced exotic species and seven species that immigrated into the basin recently or were previously overlooked or misidentified.…”

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confidence: 98%

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Fish, Conewango Creek, Allegheny River Drainage, New York, USA

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Morse

Weatherwax

2006

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Fishes of the Conewango Creek basin of the Allegheny River watershed were surveyed in 2004 and 2005. This basin is a part of the extreme northeastern portion of the vast Mississippi River drainage in North America and includes several species on the periphery of their range; many are rare in the state of New York, USA. One goal of the survey was to develop a species list for the system and assess the change in status of species by comparing recent catches to those of a synoptic survey conducted in 1937. We collected representatives of 70 species and three hybrid taxa. Ten of these fishes have not been reported from the system previously. Prior to this survey, 69 species of fish were reported from the basin. We failed to collect representatives from nine of these species. We collected representatives from 16 families, with 26 species in Cyprinidae and 11 in Percidae, the two most speciose families.

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Fish, Conewango Creek, Allegheny River Drainage, New York, USA

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Morse

Weatherwax

2006

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“…The pond loach was introduced into several countries probably through its frequent use as an ornamental fish. Froese and Pauly (), for example, reported the presence of established populations in Hawaii, Germany, Italy, Palau, Turkmenistan, Philippines, Mexico, Australia, and the United States, the largest importer of aquatic ornamental organisms in the world (Padilla and Williams, ), where its introduction it is still expanding (Daniels et al., ; Simon et al., ).…”

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