WebGreenhead Shiner - Notropis chlorocephalus Roughfish ITIS NatureServe FishBase Wikipedia Google Images iNaturalist.org iDigBio.org GBIF.org iNaturalist.org NANFA … WebHocutt et al. (1986) regarded it as native to the Santee River drainage. Starnes and Etnier (1986) stated that N. spectrunculus is an upland shiner, a virtual Tennessee endemic, that has recently gained access via stream capture to various drainages from the Savannah River northward.

Native from NC (greenhead shiner) - C.A.R.E.

WebSome greenheads do have lighter body color with wider, darker, and cripsier horizontal stripe than yellowfins, while yellowfins tend to have slightly darker body color with … WebCommon names: Greenhead shiner Occurrence: endemic Salinity: freshwater Abundance: abundant (always seen in some numbers) Ref: Page, L.M. and B.M. Burr, 1991 … chu bassin de thau sete

THE “CHROME MINNOW” OF NORTH AMERICA - NANFA

WebCreek Chub) and Greenhead Shiner (i.e., Rosyside Dace) communities, we used alternate amplification primers (ND2B-L and ND2E-H from Broughton and Gold 2000). We created RFLP libraries for Rough Shiner (ASN/GLN ND2 amplicons), Saffron Shiner (BL/EH ND2 amplicons), and Greenhead Shiner (2 libraries: 1 from each primer pair ND2 amplicon set). WebPage, L.M. and B.M. Burr, 1991.A field guide to freshwater fishes of North America north of Mexico. Houghton Mifflin Company, Boston. 432 p. (Ref. 5723) WebUnique Characters: In North Carolina the Yellowfin Shiner occurs only in the Savannah and Little Tennessee (introduced) basins where the Greenhead Shiner and “Piedmont” … chu bastion bercy