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INV004-00205
A pheasantshell (Actinonaias pecterosa) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. This animal was collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00204
A pheasantshell (Actinonaias pecterosa) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. This animal was collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00203
Two black sandshell (Ligumia recta) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00202
Two black sandshell (Ligumia recta) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00201
A Tennessee pigtoe (Pleuronaia barnesiana) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. This animal was collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00200
A Tennessee pigtoe (Pleuronaia barnesiana) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. This animal was collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00199
Two critically endangered birdwing pearlymussels (Lemiox rimosus) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00198
Two critically endangered birdwing pearlymussels (Lemiox rimosus) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00197
Two endangered oyster mussels (Epioblasma capsaeformis) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00196
A endangered oyster mussel (Epioblasma capsaeformis) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00195
Two endangered oyster mussels (Epioblasma capsaeformis) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00194
Two critically endangered Cumberlandian combshells (Epioblasma brevidens) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV004-00193
Two critically endangered Cumberlandian combshells (Epioblasma brevidens) photographed at the Aquatic Wildlife Conservation Center. These animals were collected from the Clinch River, VA.
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INV005-00123
A shrimp crayfish (Faxonius lancifer) photographed in the Sciences and Technology Building at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana.
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INV005-00122
A shrimp crayfish (Faxonius lancifer) photographed in the Sciences and Technology Building at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana.
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INV005-00121
A Pontchartrain painted crayfish (Faxonius hobbsi) photographed in the Sciences and Technology Building at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana.
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INV005-00120
A Pontchartrain painted crayfish (Faxonius hobbsi) photographed in the Sciences and Technology Building at Nicholls State University in Thibodaux, Louisiana.
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INS027-00011
An Anita Hoffman’s tarantula (Aphonopelma anitahoffmannae) at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee.
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ANI111-00285
A Dumeril’s boa (Acrantophis dumerili) at the Memphis Zoo in Tennessee.
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INV006-00247
A gribble (Limnoria sp.) photographed at Gulf Specimen in Panacea, FL.
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INV004-00176
A southern quahog (Mercenaria campechiensis) photographed at Gulf Specimen Marine Lab
and Aquarium.
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INV004-00177
A southern quahog (Mercenaria campechiensis) photographed at Gulf Specimen Marine Lab
and Aquarium.
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FIS006-00197
An iridescent swimming crab (Portunus gibbesii) photographed at Gulf Specimen Marine Lab and Aquarium.
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FIS006-00198
An iridescent swimming crab (Portunus gibbesii) photographed at Gulf Specimen Marine Lab and Aquarium.
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INV006-00248
A gribble (Limnoria sp.) photographed at Gulf Specimen in Panacea, FL.
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INV004-00171
A tapered pigtoe mussel (Fusconaia burkei) from the Choctawhatchee River drainage photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Bruce Creek, Walton County, FL.
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INV004-00170
A Gulf spike mussel (Elliptio pullata) from the Choctawhatchee River drainage photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected in Bruce Creek, Walton County, FL.
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INV004-00169
Shell of a federally endangered gulf moccasinshell mussel (Medionidus penicillatus) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Waddell Creek.
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INV004-00168
Shell of a federally endangered gulf moccasinshell mussel (Medionidus penicillatus) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Waddell Creek.
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INV004-00167
Three federally endangered oval pigtoe mussels, Pleurobema pyriforme, from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. These animals were collected from Waddell Creek.
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INV004-00166
A federally endangered oval pigtoe mussels, Pleurobema pyriforme, from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Waddell Creek.
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INV004-00165
Four federally endangered oval pigtoe mussels, Pleurobema pyriforme, from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. These animals were collected from Waddell Creek.
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INV004-00164
An endangered shinyrayed pocketbook mussel (Hamiota subangulata) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Waddell Creek.
This mussel releases a packet of larvae that looks just like a swimming minnow as a lure—when a larger fish bites the packet, the larval mussels hitch onto the gills of the fish and hang on for several weeks, allowing the fish to transport the babies upstream.
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INV004-00163
An endangered shinyrayed pocketbook mussel (Hamiota subangulata) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Waddell Creek.
This mussel releases a packet of larvae that looks just like a swimming minnow as a lure—when a larger fish bites the packet, the larval mussels hitch onto the gills of the fish and hang on for several weeks, allowing the fish to transport the babies upstream.
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INV004-00162
An iridescent lilliput mussel (Toxolasma paulum) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. This animal was collected from Baker Creek.
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INV004-00161
Two iridescent lilliput mussel (Toxolasma paulum) from the Chipola River drainage in Jackson County, FL photographed with the USFWS. These animals were collected from Baker Creek.