ODWC-fisheries_SourceID_1618582 1 duplicate
Not suspect, not examined
Arkansas River Shiner –
Notropis girardi
Threatened
Photos
No photos available.
Map
Location
35.29600° N, 95.50900° W
(± 100
m)
Taxonomy
FamilyCyprinidae
GenusNotropis
Speciesgirardi
Collection Event
Collected Date1962.8.16
Geography
StateOK
LocalityCanadian River; 17E 10N S34
Latitude35.296
Longitude-95.509
Record Source
Source
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation, Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation Fisheries Data
(type: miscellaneous)
Institution
Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation
(type: state agency)
Also reported by
- OMNH_36117 (Oklahoma Museum of Natural History)
Curator
Unknown
Record Added
June 24, 2020
Record Last Modified
March 31, 2026
Data Processing Track
Track 3
From Data Set Received
5/2017 to 11/2017
Identification
Suspect Notes
None
Count
No data
Current Determination
Determiner
Unknown
Determination Date
Unknown
Determination Type
Unspecified
Identification Comments
None
Identification Confidence
Unknown
Collecting Event
Collected
Aug. 16, 1962
Collector(s)
Collecting Event ID
22600
Field Notes
There are no field notes available.
Locality
Jurisdiction
McIntosh, Oklahoma
Name
Canadian River; between Standing Rock and Broken Creek mouth, 17E 10N S34
Hydrography
USGS HUC
Arkansas-White-Red Region
Lower Canadian
Lower Canadian
Lower Canadian
Eufaula Lake Dam
Eufaula Lake Dam
HydroBASINS
7424
742421
74242100
7424210050
742421005000
Water Body
Canadian River
Verbatim Locality
between Standing Rock and Broken Creek mouth, Lower Canadian, 11090204
Captive
no
Locality Photos
No locality photos available.
HUC 12
110902040705
Georeferencing Remarks
Georeference notes (if available appended here) and coordinates extracted from GBIF (Sept2017) for FoTX Project. No error provided by GBIF for this record so determined based on number of decimal places in coordinates. Use with caution. | GBIF latlong_remarks:
Georeferencing Annotation
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Has not been Georeferenced because
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