Select your criteria below. A list of species that matches your criteria will be generated.
Species with fact sheets will have links to the fact sheets.
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Specimen Number
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Taxonomic Grouping.
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Family
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Genus
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Species
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Common Name
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reproductive population status of the species in this location
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Established- population is reproducing and overwintering
Reported- species seen; reproduction is not known - this is default status; many of these are actually established populations.
Failed- population was stocked but died out; failed to reproduce; or was eliminated.
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To search for records occuring during a single year, enter the year in both boxes.
Otherwise, enter a starting and ending year.
The year range is inclusive (meaning that the starting and ending years will be included in the results).
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salinity of introduction location.
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Freshwater- introduced into areas of low salinity.
Marine/Brackish- introduced into areas of medium to high salinity
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(also called vector) mechanism responsible for bringing the species to the new location.
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Stocked- species was intentionally planted in the new location; i.e., stocked for sport, forage, stock contamination, biocontrol; includes legal and illegal stocking
Shipping- ballast water discharge and/or hull fouling
Aquarium release- species traditionally kept in aquaria (fish, snails) released into the wild by owners who no longer want them; can include escapes from aquaculture for locations in Florida since it is often impossible to distinguish between the two pathways in this area
Bait release- species introduced as discarded bait
Aquaculture- species that escaped from aquaculture facilities
Canals- species that gained access to new areas via canals
Pet Escape- species that were released by pet owners; species other than fish, snails
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