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University of Michigan Museum of Zoology
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS Rafinesque, 1819 110422R M BAILEY   1952-04-26 United States, Florida, WALTON, 4 MI S W OF FLORALA POND CREEK, 30.91622 -86.35831 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS ALABAMENSIS Viosca, 1937 110415H E WUIN AND R R ROSANIO   1952-11-01 United States, Florida, SANTA ROSA, ESCAMBIA RIVER, 30.75807 -87.30392 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS ALABAMENSIS Viosca, 1937 110410H E WUIN AND R R ROSANIO   W52-61952-10-29 United States, Florida, SANTA ROSA, POND CREEK NEAR GONZALEZ, 30.64014 -87.12353 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS ALABAMENSIS Viosca, 1937 90054CARL HUBBS AND PARTY   H41-211941-04-09 United States, Florida, JACKSON, NEAR MARIANNA CHIPOLA RIVER, 30.77252 -85.21623 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS ALABAMENSIS Viosca, 1937 136443R ALTIG AND E D BRODIE   OSCMNH1967-73.1975-821967-06-18 United States, Florida, HOLMES, 6 MI N BONIFAY, 30.88204 -85.66073 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS BEYERI Viosca, 1937 235491HEINS AND HUMPHREYS AND CASHNER   DMS 12511973-05-18 United States, Florida, SANTA ROSA, E. FORK BLACKWATER R AT HWY 4, 30.85293 -86.82117 Full Record Details
UMMZ:Division of Reptiles & Amphibians-herps	NECTURUS BEYERI Viosca, 1937 235490HEINS AND HUMPHREYS AND CASHNER   DMS 12501973-05-18 United States, Florida, SANTA ROSA, E. FORK BLACKWATER R AT HWY 4, 30.85293 -86.82117 Full Record Details

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