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Taxa: Notropis leuciodus
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Ichthyology

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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
226772Neely, D. A.; A., L. George   2007-10-07
United States, Tennessee, Hancock County, Clinch River along Joe Alder Rd, ca. 6.4 km SW of Kyles Ford., 36.5543 -83.0737
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
64427Jordan, David S.; Jenkins, Oliver P.; Evermann, Barton W.   1888-08-07
United States, Virginia, Smyth County, at Holstein Mills, ca. 9 miles south of Marion; river clear & cold; between dams at village & below lower dam, 36.772308 -81.592486
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
2198Jordan, David S.; Jenkins, Oliver P.   
United States, North Carolina, Bristol.
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
23463Merkel, Williams, & Speed   
United States, Georgia, Rabun County, Hoods Cr, Rabun Co, Georgia., 34.924022 -83.297157
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
5130U.S. Fish Commission   
United States, Kentucky, Clinton County, Smith Cr.
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
914Jordan, David S.   
United States, Virginia, SOUTH FORK, HOL'S RIVER, HOLSTEIN MILLS VA., 36.772308 -81.592486
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
927Gilbert, Charles H.; Swain, Joseph   
United States, Alabama, FLORENCE, ALA., 34.885379 -87.56564
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
1113Kirsch, Philip H.   
United States, Kentucky, Clinton County, ALBANY BRANCH, CLINTON CO. KY., 36.683186 -85.132644
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Notropis leuciodus (Cope, 1868)
3675Gilbert, Charles H.; Swain, Joseph   
United States, Tennessee, WOLF CREEK & BIG CREEK
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