| Citation | Brownstein, C.D., D. Kim, O.D. Orr, G.M. Hogue, B.H. Tracy, M.W. Pugh, R. Singer, C. Myles-McBurney, J.M. Mollish, J.W. Simmons, S.R. David, Watkins-Colwell. G., E.A. Hoffman and T.J. Near, 2022, Hidden species diversity in an iconic living fossil vertebrate.. Biology Letters, 18(11)[20220395]:1-6. |
| Ref. | Brownstein, C.D., D. Kim, O.D. Orr, G.M. Hogue, B.H. Tracy, M.W. Pugh, R. Singer, C. Myles-McBurney, J.M. Mollish, J.W. Simmons, S.R. David, Watkins-Colwell. G., E.A. Hoffman and T.J. Near, 2022 |
| Page | 3-4;Fig.1p3(map,drwng,others) |
| Named Used as Valid | Amia calva |
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| Locality | Linnean Society of London LSL128, a dried skin taken from the left side of the specimen. |
| Distribution | From the Pearl River in Louisiana and Mississippi, USA to the Florida Peninsula, and the rivers draining to the Atlantic Ocean in Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina and Virginia, USA. |
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