USNM_149
Not suspect, not examined
Rio Grande Silvery Minnow –
Hybognathus amarus
Endangered
Photos
No photos available.
Map
Location
25.89708° N, 97.49372° W
(± 531.8
m)
Taxonomy
GenusAlgoma
Speciesamara
Collection Event
CollectorJ. Clark
Collected Datenone
Geography
CountryUnited States
StateTexas
LocalityLaguna Ft. Brown Tex.
Record Source
Source
National Museum of Natural History
(type: specimens)
Institution
National Museum of Natural History
(type: museum)
Curator
Lynne Parenti
Record Added
May 13, 2010
Record Last Modified
June 22, 2022
Data Processing Track
Track 2
From Data Set Received
04/2009 to 10/2010
Identification
Suspect Notes
None
Count
No data
Current Determination
Determiner
Fishes of Texas staff
Determination Date
Unknown
Determination Type
Unspecified
Identification Comments
None
Identification Confidence
Unknown
Collecting Event
Collected
Jan. 1, 1853
– Dec. 31, 1853
Collector(s)
Collecting Event ID
78
Collecting Event Notes For collection details see: Girard 1859 Ichthyology of the Boundary. U.S. and Mexican Boundary Survey Rep. 2:1-85.
Evermann & Kendall 1894 The fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande… US Government Printing Office
Field Notes
There are no field notes available.
Locality
Region
South Texas Brush Country
Jurisdiction
Cameron, Texas
Name
Fort Brown Resaca
Hydrography
Texas-Gulf Region
Nueces-Southwestern Texas Coastal
Southwestern Texas Coastal
South Laguna Madre
Brownsville Ship Channel
Bahia Grande-Brownsville Ship Channel
Captive
no
Locality Photos
No locality photos available.
HUC 12
121102080900
Georeferencing Remarks
Fort Brown known to be in Brownsville as found on internet map (http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/brownsville_tx_1926.jpg). Laguna in this description is thought to be refering to the resaca at Fort Brown.
Georeferencing Annotation
—
Has not been Georeferenced because
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flag (suspect/examine)
suspect: noexamination: no
collectors
note: Collection details found here: Girard 1859 Ichthyology of the Boundary. U.S. and Mexican Boundary Survey Rep. 2:1-85. Evermann & Kendall 1894 The fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande
US Government Printing Office.
collectors: Clark John H.
date
note: For collection details see: Girard 1859 Ichthyology of the Boundary. U.S. and Mexican Boundary Survey Rep. 2:1-85. Evermann & Kendall 1894 The fishes of Texas and the Rio Grande
US Government Printing Office.
date_range: 1/1/1853-12/31/1853
flag (suspect/examine)
mark for examination, but not suspect
flag (suspect/examine) note
This lot in need of examination, but not yet examined. Work in progress.
date
date_range: 1/1/1851-12/31/1855
collectors
collectors: Clark, John H. Emory, W.H. Major
flag (suspect/examine)
suspect flag — We wish to examine this specimen for ID verification; Little reason to think this is a bad ID based on known distribution of H. amarus, but we are suspicious that this could be H. placitus, based on other occurrence data.
collectors
collectors: John H. Clark, W.H. Emory
date
date_range: 1/1/1851-12/31/1855
staff comment
ID Status: This lot in need of examination, but not yet examined. Work in progress.
Georef Remark: Fort Brown known to be in Brownsville as found on internet map (http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/brownsville_tx_1926.jpg). Laguna in this description is thought to be refering to the resaca at Fort Brown.
georeference
Error: 531.845824802127
Remarks: Fort Brown known to be in Brownsville as found on internet map (http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/brownsville_tx_1926.jpg). Laguna in this description is thought to be refering to the resaca at Fort Brown.
Locality: Fort Brown ResacaCoordinates: 25.897075482;-97.493724493Georeferencer: AECGeographic note: Inland USA TexasFort Brown known to be in Brownsville as found on internet map (http://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/historical/brownsville_tx_1926.jpg). Laguna in this description is thought to be refering to the resaca at Fort Brown.
Comments On USNM_149