Identificaciones de marshamay
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mikef451Descripción
Southern Mapleleaf
Inks Lake State Park
Burnett, Co
4/27/20
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mchlfxDescripción
Specimen collected by graduate student Charles Randklev.
Documented and posted here with permission of LLELA staff.
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mchlfxDescripción
Specimen collected by graduate student Charles Randklev.
Documented and posted here with permission of LLELA staff.
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virginiasandersDescripción
Valves from 4 seperate Southern Mapleleaf specimins.
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blchristieFecha
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Quardula apiculata, Gulf Mapleleaf, shells recovered from Grapevine Lake Nov 2012, live specimen collected same time and currently housed at the Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park.
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blchristieFecha
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Quardula apiculata, Gulf Mapleleaf, shells recovered from Grapevine Lake Nov 2012, live specimen collected same time and currently housed at the Dallas Aquarium at Fair Park.
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mikegrasDescripción
Found in the Upper Sabine River just south of Hawkins, TX.
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mikegrasDescripción
One individual found live on a rocky outcrop on the Sabine River south of Hawkins, TX
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mikegrasDescripción
One living specimen found on a watered rocky outcrop in the Sabine River south of Hawkins, TX.
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blchristieFecha
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Quadrula apiculata, Gulf mapleleaf, live specimen from a creek just south of lake Lewisville January 2013
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blchristieFecha
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Quadrula apiculata, gulf mapleleaf, nice small specimen from the Trinity River in Irving, TX December 2012
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virginiasandersDescripción
Close up photo includes one shell and two valves. Group photo includes all smooth pimple back at that survey site.
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mikegrasDescripción
Guided by the Texas Department of Wildlife and Fisheries' experts it was an easy find. The Golden Orb is one of many mollusks that are diminishing in numbers and may well promise to go the way so many other. Of the three members of the Quadruls species know to have existed in the San Marcos only two are left. The shown location is not the actual site but one of the public access points to the river.
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mchlfxDescripción
Specimen collected by graduate student Randklev.
Documented and posted here with permission of LLELA staff.
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virginiasandersDescripción
The right valve of a fragile papershell. Shell thin. External coloration a reddish brown with a few extremely faint rays. Internal nacre pink and purple near the beak and white near the margins/pallial line.
Pink papershell also occur in this area and have very similar characteristics.
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allenbartellDescripción
Surprising that after over ten years of doing mussel watch in this area this species suddenly appeared along with bleuffers
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mikegrasDescripción
Found this today. Trying to compare it to the yellow sandshell. ID info would be appreciated. I do have this shell if there are questions.
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