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Species Jurisdiction Catalog Number Year Type Status
Lepomis microlophus
Redear Sunfish 		Not Available
 CAS_38715 1940
Not Suspect
Not examined
Mustelus canis
Smooth Dogfish 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45042 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Urophycis floridana
Southern Hake 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45082 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Ancylopsetta dilecta
Three-Eye Flounder 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45086 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Trichopsetta ventralis
Sash Flounder 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45107 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Paralichthys squamilentus
Broad Flounder 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45108 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Peprilus triacanthus
Butterfish 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45126 1952
Suspect
Examination pending
Centropristis philadelphica
Rock Sea Bass 		Gulf of Mexico, North America
 FMNH_45143 1952
Not Suspect
Not examined
Notemigonus crysoleucas
Golden Shiner 		Not Available
 TNHCi_59856 1940
Not Suspect
Not examined
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