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BIOLOGICALLY SIGNIFICANT ILLINOIS STREAMS

An Evaluation of the Streams of Illinois Based on Aquatic Biodiversity

(Part 2: Atlas)

Lawrence M. Page, Kevin S. Cummings, Christine A. Mayer, and Susan L. Post

Center for Biodiversity Technical Report 1991(4)

Illinois Natural History Survey 607 East Peabody Drive Champaign, Illinois 61820

Prepared for Illinois Department of Conservation 524 South Second Street Springfield, Illinois 62701-1787

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Illinois Department of Energy and Natural Resources 325 West Adams Springfield, Illinois 62704-1892

DRAFT

31 December 1991

INTRODUCTION

This atlas is the companion volume to Part 1 - Biologically SignificantIllinois Streams: An Evaluation of the Streams of Illinois Based on Aquatic Biodiversity. For each of the 25 stream systems the organization and order of the maps and tables are as follows.

1. General map of the system with major streams labeled for identification.

2. Map of fish collection sites represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection.

3. Table of fishes recorded in the system based on specimens in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. 4. Map of mussel collection sites represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections.

5. Table of mussels recorded in the system based on specimens in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections.

6. Map of crustacean collection sites represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

7. Table of freshwater crustaceans recorded in the system based on specimens in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. 8. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of endangered lotic plants (circles) if present

9. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares), mussels (circles), and crustaceans (triangles).

10. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) (Hite and Bertrand, 1989) "A" and "B" streams.

11. Topographic map(s) highlighting the Biologically Significant Stream segments based on threatened or endangered species or high mussel diversity as identified in the text (Part 1). MISSISSIPPI RIVER

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Figure 1-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Galena, Apple, and Plum River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 1-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Galena, Apple, and Plum River Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. ST = State Threatened; I = Introduced.

LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis rubellus ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus Opsopoeodus emiliae Labidesthes sicculus CLUPEIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis GASTEROSTEIDAE Dorosomacepedianum Phoxinus erythrogaster Culaea inconstans UMBRIDAE Pimephalesnotatus MORONIDAE Umbra limi Pimephalespromelas Morone chrysops CYPRINIDAE Pimephales vigilax CENTRARCHIDAE Campostoma anomalum Rhinichthys atratulus Ambloplites rupestris Campostoma oligolepis Rhinichthys cataractae Chaenobryttusgulosus Cyprinella lutrensis Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis cyanellus Cyprinella spiloptera CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis gibbosus Cyprinella whipplei Carpiodescarpio Lepomis humilis Cyprinus carpio I Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis macrochirus Ericymba buccata Carpiodesvelifer Micropterusdolomieu Hybognathus hankinsoni Catostomus commersoni Micropterus salmoides Hybognathus nuchalis Hypentelium nigricans Pomoxis annularis Luxilus cornutus Ictiobus bubalus Pomoxis nigromaculatus Macrhybopsis storeriana Ictiobus cyprinellus PERCIDAE Nocomis biguttatus Minytrema melanops Etheostoma asprigene Notemigonus crysoleucas Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostomaflabellare Notropis atherinoides Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma nigrum Notropis blennius Moxostoma macrolepidotum Percaflavescens Notropis buchanani ICTALURIDAE Percinacaprodes Notropis dorsalis Ameiurus melas Stizostedion vitreum Notropis heterolepis ST Ameiurus natalis SCIAENIDAE Notropis hudsonius Ictaluruspunctatus Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis ludibundus Noturusflavus Notropis nubilus Noturus gyrinus

Total number of species = 70 (69 native, 1 introduced) 11

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Systems Figure 1-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Galena, Apple, and Plum River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 1-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Galena, Apple and Plum River Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. SE = Illinois State Endangered.

Alasmidonta viridis SE Anodonta imbecillis Potamilus alatus

Total number of species = 3. Wisconsin

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Figure 1-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Galena, Apple, and Plum River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 1-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Galena, Apple, and Plum River Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caeddoteaintermedia

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIUDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus

Total number of species = 7. 11

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1. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A" and "B" streams in the Galena, Apple, and Plum River Systems. Ft

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis atherinoides Noturus gyrinus Lampetra appendix Notropis blennius Pylodictis olivaris POLYODONTIDAE Notropis boops ST CYPRINODONTIDAE Polyodon spathula Notropis buchanani Fundulus dispar ACIPENSERIDAE Notropis chalybaeus ST Fundulus notatus Acipenserfulvescens ST FC Notropis dorsalis POECILIIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis heterodon ST Gambusia affinis Lepisosteus oculatus Notropis heterolepis ST ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Notropis hudsonius Labidesthes sicculus ANGUILLIDAE Notropis ludibundus GASTEROSTEIDAE Anguilla rostrata Notropis nubilus Culaea inconstans HIODONTIDAE Notropis rubellus MORONIDAE Hiodon alosoides Notropis shumardi Morone chrysops Hiodon tergisus Notropis texanus SE Morone mississippiensis CLUPEIDAE Notropis volucellus CENTRARCHIDAE Dorosoma cepedianum Phenacobiusmirabilis Ambloplites rupestris SALMONIDAE Phoxinus erythrogaster Chaenobryttus gulosus Oncorhynchus mykiss Pimephales notatus Lepomis cyanellus Salmo trutta Pimephalespromelas Lepomis gibbosus Salvelinusfontinalis Pimephales vigilax Lepomis humilis UMBRIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus Lepomis macrochirus Umbra limi Semotilus atromaculatus Micropterus dolomieu ESOCIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Micropterussalmoides Esox americanus Carpiodescarpio Pomoxis annularis Esox lucius Carpiodescyprinus Pomoxis nigromaculatus CYPRINIDAE Carpiodesvelifer PERCIDAE Campostoma anomalum Catostomus commersoni Crystallariaasprella Campostoma oligolepis Cycleptus elongatus FC Etheostoma caeruleum Carassiusauratus I Erimyzon sucetta Etheostoma clarum SE Cyprinella lutrensis Hypentelium nigricans Etheostoma exile ST Cyprinellaspiloptera Ictiobus bubalus Etheostomaflabellare Cyprinella whipplei Ictiobus cyprinellus Etheostoma microperca Cyprinus carpio I Minytrema melanops Etheostoma nigrum Erimystax x-punctatus WL Moxostoma anisurum Etheostoma zonale Extrariusaestivalis Moxostoma carinatum ST Percaflavescens Hybognathus hankinsoni Moxostoma duquesnei Percinacaprodes Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma erythrurum Percinamaculata Hybopsis amnis SE Moxostoma macrolepidotum Percinaphoxocephala Luxilus chrysocephalus ICTALURIDAE Stizostedion canadense Luxilus cornutus Ameiurus melas Stizostedion vitreum Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus natalis SCIAENIDAE Macrhybopsis storeriana Ameiurus nebulosus Aplodinotus grunniens Nocomis biguttatus Ictaluruspunctatus COTTIDAE Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus exilis Cottus bairdi Notropis anogenus SE Noturusflavus

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arcidens confragosus Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Cyclonaias tuberculata Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata SC Fusconaiaebena SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X Ligumia recta Ligumia subrostrata Obliquariareflexa Obovaria olivaria Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobema sintoxia Potamilus alatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulametanevra Quadrulanodulata Quadndapustulosa QuaWdruaqua ln Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilladonaciformis Truncilla truncata Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Bactrursmucronatus Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyxminor Crangonyxpseudogracilis Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS) CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes rusticus I Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

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Figure 3-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Middle Mississippi River Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 3-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Middle Mississippi River Tributaries (including Edwards River, Henderson, Bear, Sny, and Bay Creeks). Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

LEPISOSTEIDAE - Phenacobiusmirabilis POECILIIDAE Lepisosteus oculatus Phoxinus erythrogaster Gambusia affinis Lepisosteus osseus Pimephalesnotatus ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephalespromelas Labidesthes sicculus AMIIDAE Pimephales vigilax MORONIDAE Amia calva Rhinichthys atratulus Morone chrysops HIODONTDDAE Semotilus atromaculatus CENTRARCHIDAE Hiodon alosoides CATOSTOMIDAE Ambloplites rupestris CLUPEIDAE Capiodescarpio Lepomis cyanellus Dorosomacepedianum Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis humilis CYPRINIDAE Carpiodesvelifer Lepomis macrochirus Campostoma anomalum Catostomus commersoni Lepomis microlophus Cyprinella lutrensis Hypentelium nigricans Micropterusdolomieu Cyprinella spiloptera Ictiobus bubalus Micropterus salmoides Cyprinus carpio I Ictiobus cyprinellus Pomoxis annularis Extrariusaestivalis Ictiobus niger Pomoxis nigromaculatus Hybognathus hankinsoni Moxostoma duquesnei PERCIDAE Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma erythrurum Crystallariaasprella Luxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma asprigene Luxilus cornutus ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma chlorosomum Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus melas Etheostomaflabellare Macrhybopsis storeriana Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma nigrum Nocomis biguttatus Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma spectabile Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus exilis Percinaphoxocephala Notropis atherinoides Noturusflavus Percinashumardi Notropis blennius Noturus gyrinus Stizostedion canadense Notropis boops ST Noturus nocturnus Stizostedion vitreum Notropis dorsalis Pylodictisolivaris SCIAENIDAE Notropis ludibundus CYPRINODONTIDAE Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis nubilus Fundulusolivaceus COTTIDAE Notropis volucellus Cottus carolinae

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Figure 3-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Middle Mississippi River Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 3-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from Middle Mississippi River Tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate.

Alasmidoma marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Elliptio dilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardiwn Lampsilis siliquoidea Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Obovariaolivaria Pleurobemasintoxia Quadrla pustulosa Quadidaquadrkla Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipssformis SC

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidotea brevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi Caecidotea packard

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurusbrachycaudus Bactrurusmucronatus Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyx minor Gammarusminus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarus diogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

Total number of species = 19. Henry

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Figure 4-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Des Plaines River and Lake Michigan Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 4-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Des Plaines River System and Lake Michigan tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis chalybaeus ST Aphredoderussayanus Petromyzon marinus Notropis dorsalis ATHERINIDAE CLUPEIDAE Notropis heterodon ST Labidesthessicculus Alosa chrysochloris Notropis heterolepis ST LOTIDAE Alosa pseudoharengus Notropis hudsonius Lota lota Dorosoma cepedianum Notropis ludibundus PERCOPSIDAE SALMONIDAE Notropis rubellus Percopsisomiscomaycus Coregonus artedii ST Notropis volucellus GASTEROSTEIDAE Coregonus clupeaformis ST Phenacobiusmirabilis Culaea inconstans Coregonus hoyi Phoxinus erythrogaster Gasterosteusaculeatus Coregonusnigripinnis Pimephales notatus Pungitius pungitius Oncorhynchus kisutch I Pimephalespromelas MORONIDAE Oncorhynchus mykiss Rhinichthys cataractae Morone americana I Oncorhynchustshawytscha I Scardiniuserythrophthalmus I Morone chrysops Salmo trutta Semotilus atromaculatus Morone mississippiensis Salvelinusfontinalis CATOSTOMIDAE CENTRARCHIDAE Salvelinus namaycush Carpiodescyprinus Ambloplites rupestris OSMERIDAE Catostomus catostomus ST Chaenobryttus gulosus Osmerus mordax Catostomus commersoni Lepomis cyanellus UMBRIDAE Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis gibbosus Umbra limi Erimyzon sucetta Lepomis humilis ESOCIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis macrochirus Esox americanus Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis megalotis Esox lucius Ictiobus niger Micropterus dolomieu CYPRINIDAE Moxostoma erythrurum Micropterus salmoides Campostoma anomalum Moxostoma valenciennesi SE Pomoxis annularis Campostoma oligolepis ICTALURIDAE Pomoxis nigromaculatus Carassiusauratus I Ameiurus melas PERCIDAE Couesius plumbeus Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma caeruleum Ctenopharyngodon idella I Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostoma exile ST Cyprinella lutrensis Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostomaflabellare Cyprinellaspiloptera Noturus exilis Etheostoma microperca Cyprinus carpio I Noturusflavus Etheostoma nigrum Hybognathus nuchalis Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma spectabile Luzilus chrysocephalus CYPRINODONTIDAE Percaflavescens Laxilus cornutus Fundulusdiaphanus ST Percinacaprodes Lythrurus umbratilis Fundulusdispar Percinamaculata Nocomis biguttatus Fundulusnotatus CO1TIDAE Notemigonus crysoleucas POECILIIDAE Cottus bairdi Notropis atherinoides Gambusia affinis Cottus cognatus Notropis blennius APHREDODERIDAE Myoxocephalus thompsoni

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Cyclonaias tuberculata Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardiwn Lampsilis siliquoidea Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia recta Obliquariareflexa Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilus alatus Quadrulametanevra Quadnrldapustulosa Qua&ridaquadrula Simpsonaiasambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilladonaciformis Truncilla truncata Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosa iris SE

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Figure 4-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Des Plaines River and Lake Michigan Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 4-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Des Plaines River System and Lake Michigan tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. I = Introduced species.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Lirceus sp.

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyxpseudogracilis Gammarusfasciatus Gammrus pseudolimnaeus HAUSTORIIDAE Pontoporeiaaffinis HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes rusticus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

Total number of species = 17 (16 native, 1 introduced). 0 5 10 MILES

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis rubellus Fundulus dispar Lampetra appendix Notropis texanus SE Fundulus notatus LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis volucellus ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Opsopoeodus emiliae Labidesthes sicculus AMIIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis GASTEROSTEIDAE Amia calva Phoxinus erythrogaster Culaea inconstans CLUPEIDAE Pimephalesnotatus MORONIDAE Dorosoma cepedianum Pimephalespromelas Morone chrysops SALMONIDAE Pimephales vigilax Morone mississippiensis Oncorhynchus mykiss Rhinichthys atratulus CENTRARCHIDAE UMBRIDAE Scardiniuserythrophthalmus I Ambloplites rupestris Umbra limi Semotilus atromaculatus Chaenobryttus gulosus ESOCIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis cyanellus Esox americanus Carpiodescarpio Lepomis gibbosus Esox lucius Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis humilis CYPRINIDAE Carpiodesvelfer Lepomis macrochirus Campostoma anomalum Catostomus commersoni Lepomis megalotis Campostoma oligolepis Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis microlophus Cyprinella lutrensis Erimyzon sucetta Micropterusdolomieu Cyprinella spiloptera Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus salmoides Cyprinella whipplei Ictiobus cyprinellus Pomoxis annularis Cyprinus carpio I Minytrema melanops Pomoxis nigromaculatus Ericymba buccata Moxostoma carinatum ST PERCIDAE Hybognathus hankinsoni Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostoma caeruleum Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma exile ST Luxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma macrolepidotwn Etheostomaflabellare Luxilus cornutus Moxostoma valenciennesi SE Etheostoma microperca Lythrurus umbratilis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma nigrum Nocomis biguttatus Ameiurus melas Etheostoma spectabile Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma zonale Notropis anogenus SE Ameiurus nebulosus Percaflavescens Notropis atherinoides Ictaluruspunctatus Percina caprodes Notropis dorsalis Noturus exilis Percinamaculata Notropis heterodon ST Noturusflavus Percinaphoxocephala Notropis heterolepis ST Noturus gyrinus COTTIDAE Notropis hudsonius CYPRINODONTIDAE Cottus bairdi Notropis ludibundus Fundulus diaphanus ST

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Actinonaiasligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Cyclonaiastuberculata Elliptic dilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilisfasciola SE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lasmigonacomplanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligwmia recta Obovariaolivaria Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamilusohiensis Quadrlametanevra Quadrulapustulosa Quadralaquafnrla Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosa iris SE

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidotea brevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidotea intermedia

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyx pseudogracilis Gammarus pseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS) CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes rusticus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus

Total number of species = 13 (12 native, 1 introduced) Wisconsin

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5. Fox River System (Aurora 1:100,000) - Fox River, Morgan Creek to Rob Roy Creek, Kendall Co. (greater redhorse, river redhorse) - unnamed trib. to Fox River, at Yorkville, Kendall Co. (heart-leaved plantain) 5. Fox River System - Cedar Lake, Lake Co. (blackchin shiner, blacknose shiner, banded killifish, Iowa darter, water marigold, grass- leaved pondweed, white-stemmed pondweed, fern pondweed - Cross Lake, Lake Co. (pugnose shiner, blackchin shiner, blacknose shiner, banded killifish, Iowa darter). - Deep Lake, Lake Co. (pugnose shiner, blackchin shiner, banded killifish, white-stemmed pondweed) - East Loon Lake, Lake Co. (pugnose shiner, blackchin shiner, blacknose shiner, banded killifish) - Loon Lake, Lake Co. (grass-leaved pondweed, white-stemmed pondweed) - Bangs Lake, Lake Co. (grass-leaved pondweed, white stemmed pondweed) - Sullivan Lake, Lake Co. (blackchin shiner, grass-leaved pondweed) - Wooster Lake, Lake Co. (blackchin shiner, blacknose shiner) - Lily Lake, McHenry Co. (grass-leaved pondweed, fern pondweed) - Turner Lake, Lake Co. (Iowa darter) - Round Lake, Lake Co. (grass-leaved pondweed) - Crystal Lake, McHenry Co. (grass-leaved pondweed) - McCullom Lake, McHenry Co. (grass-leaved pondweed) in

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POLYODONTIDAE Pimephales notatus CENTRARCHIDAE Polyodon spathula Pimephalespromelas Ambloplites rupestris LEPISOSTEIDAE Pimephales vigilax Chaenobryttusgulosus Lepisosteus osseus Rhinichthys atratulus Lepomis cyanellus CLUPEIDAE Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis gibbosus Dorosoma cepedianum CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis humilis CYPRINIDAE Carpiodescarpio Lepomis macrochirus Cawpostoma anomalum Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis megalotis Campostoma oligolepis Carpiodesvehfer Micropterusdolomieu Carassiusauratus I Catostomus commersoni Micropterussalmoides Cyprinella lutrensis Erimyzon sucetta Pomoxis annularis Cyprinella spiloptera Hypentelium nigricans Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinus carpio I Minytrema melanops PERCIDAE Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostoma asprigene Laxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma caeruleum Luxilus cornutus ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma exile ST Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus melas Etheostomaflabellare Nocomis biguttatus Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma nigrum Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostoma spectabile Notropisatherinoides Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma squamiceps Notropis blennius Noturus exilis Etheostoma zonale Notropis buchanani Noturusflavus Percina caprodes Notropis dorsalis Noturus gyrinus Percina maculata Notropis heterolepis ST CYPRINODONTIDAE Percina phoxocephala Notropis hudsonius Fundulus notatus SCIAENIDAE Notropis ludibundus ATHERINIDAE Aplodinotus grunmniens Notropis rubellus Labidesthes sicculus COTTIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis PERCOPSIDAE Cottus bairdi Phoxinus erythrogaster Percopsisomiscomaycus

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Anodonta grandis Anodontoidesferussacianus Lampsilis siliquoidea Leptodeafragilis Toxolasma parvus Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurus mucronatus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

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PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectespropinquus Orconectes viriis Procambarusgracilis

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis rubellus Fundulus notatus Ichthyomyzonfossor SE Notropis texanus SE APHREDODERIDAE Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis volucellus Aphredoderussayanus Lampetra appendix Opsopoeodus emiliae ATHERINIDAE AMIIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis Labidesthessicculus Amia calva Phoxinus erythrogaster Menidia beryllina CLUPEIDAE Pimephales notatus GASTEROSTEIDAE Dorosomacepedianum Pimephalespromelas Pungitiuspungitius UMBRIDAE Pimephales vigilax CENTRARCHIDAE Umbra limi Rhinichthys atratulus Ambloplites rupestris ESOCIDAE Scardiniuserythrophthalmus I Chaenobryttusgulosus Esox americanus Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis cyanellus Esox lucius CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis gibbosus CYPRINIDAE Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis humilis Campostoma anomalum Catostomus commersoni Lepomis macrochirus Campostoma oligolepis Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis megalotis Carassiusauratus I Erimyzon sucetta Micropterusdolomieu Cyprinella lutrensis Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus salmoides Cyprinellaspiloptera Ictiobus bubalus Pomoxis annularis Cyprinellawhipplei Ictiobus cyprinellus Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinus carpio I Ictiobus niger PERCIDAE Ericymba buccata Minytrema melanops Etheostoma caeruleum Hybopsis amnis SE Moxostoma anisurum Etheostoma chlorosomum Luxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma carinatum ST Etheostoma clarum SE Luxilus cornutus Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostomaflabellare Lythrurusfumeus Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma microperca Lythrurus umbratilis Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma nigrum Nocomis biguttatus ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma spectabile Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus melas Etheostoma zonale Notropis atherinoides Ameiurus natalis Percaflavescens Notropis buchanani Ictaluruspunctatus Percinacaprodes Notropis chalybaeus ST Noturusflavus Percinamaculata Notropis dorsalis Noturus gyrinus Percinaphoxocephala Notropis heterolepis ST CYPRINODONTIDAE Notropis ludibundus Fundulus dispar

Total number of species = 89 (86 native, 3 introduced) S Will ( 7T

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Cyclonaiastuberculata Elliptio dilatata SC Epioblasma triquetra SE Fusconaiaebena S C Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia recta Megalonaiasnervosa Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulametanevra Quadrulapustulosa Quadrulaquaddua Simpsonaiasambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosa iris SE

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabeattyi Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

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CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus

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Figure 8-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Vermilion and Mazon River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 8-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Vermilion River and Mazon Creek Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

LEPISOSTEIDAE - Phenacobiusmirabilis POECILIIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Phoxinus erythrogaster Gambusia affinis CLUPEIDAE Pimephales notatus ATHERINIDAE Dorosoma cepedianum Pimephalespromelas Labidesthes sicculus ESOCIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus PERCOPSIDAE Esox americanus Semotilus atromaculatus Percopsisomiscomaycus CYPRINIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE CENTRARCHIDAE Campostoma anomalum Carpiodescarpo Ambloplites rupestris Campostoma oligolepis Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis cyanellus Carassiusauratus I Carpiodesvelifer Lepomis humilis Cyprinella lutrensis Catostomus commersoni Lepomis macrochirus Cyprinellaspiloptera Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis megalotis Cyprinus carpio I Erimyzon sucetta Micropterus dolomieu Ericymba buccata Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus salmoides Extrariusaestivalis Moxostoma anisurum Pomoxis annularis Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma duquesnei Pomoxis nigromaculatus Luxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma erythrurum PERCIDAE Luxilus cornutus Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma caeruleum Lythrurus umbratilis Moxostoma valenciennesi SE Etheostoma chlorosomum Nocomis biguttatus ICTALURIDAE Etheostomaflabellare Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus melas Etheostoma nigrum Notropis atherinoides Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma spectabile Notropis boops ST Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostomasquamiceps Notropis buchanani Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma zonale Notropis dorsalis Noturus exilis Percina caprodes Notropis hudsonius Noturusflavus Percinamaculata Notropis ludibundus Noturus gyrinus Percinaphoxocephala Notropis rubellus CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion vitreum Opsopoeodusemiliae Fundulus notatus

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Figure 8-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Vermilion and Mazon River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 8-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Vermilion River and Mazon Creek Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate.

Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Elliptiodilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardiwn Lampsilissiliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrndla nodulata Quadrulapustulosa Qua uldaquadnda Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla donaciformis Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosa iris SE

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurusmucronatus Crangonyx gracilis HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS) PALAEMONIDAE Palaemonetes kadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

Total number of species = 13. Figure 8-5. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Vermilion and Mazon River Systems. 0 5 o10MIu

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LEPISOSTEIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus POECILIIDAE Lepisosteus oculatus Semotilus atromaculatus Gambusia affinis Lepisosteus platostomus CATOSTOMIDAE ATHERINIDAE AMIIDAE Carpiodescarpi Labidesthes sicculus Amia calva Carpiodescyprinus MORONIDAE CLUPEIDAE Carpiodesvelifer Morone mississippiensis Dorosoma cepedianum Catostomus commersoni CENTRARCHIDAE CYPRINIDAE Erimyzon sucetta Lepomis cyanellus Campostoma anomalum Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis gibbosus Cyprinella lutrensis Ictiobus cyprinellus Lepomis humilis Cyprinellaspiloptera Minytrema melanops Lepomis macrochirus Cyprinellawhipplei Moxostoma anisurum Micropterus dolomieu Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum Micropterus salmoides Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma macrolepidotum Pomoxis annularis Luxilus chrysocephalus ICTALURIDAE Pomoxis nigromaculatus Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus melas PERCIDAE Nocomis biguttatus Ameiurus natalis Etheostomaflabellare Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostoma nigrum Notropis atherinoides Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma spectabile Notropis dorsalis Noturusflavus Percaflavescens Notropis hudsonius Noturus gyrinus Percinacaprodes Notropis ludibundus Noturus nocturnus Percinamaculata Phenacobiusmirabilis Pylodictis olivaris Percinaphoxocephala Phoxinus erythrogaster CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion canadense Pimephales notatus Fundulusdispar SCIAENIDAE Pimephalespromelas Fundulus notatus Aplodinotus grunniens Pimephales vigilax

Total number of species = 66 (65 native, I introduced) SKnox

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Figure 9-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Spoon River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 9-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Spoon River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = extirpated.

Actinonaiasligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arcidens confragosus Cyclonaias tuberculata Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia recta Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Obovariaolivaria Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamiluscapax SE, FE Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulafragosa SE, FE, X Quadrulametanevra Quadrndanodulata Quadrulapustulosa Quadulda quadrula Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla donaciformis Truncilla truncata Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC

Total number of species = 41. ! Knox

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Figure 9-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Spoon River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 9-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Spoon River System Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidotea kendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurusmucronatus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

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CAMBARIDAE Cambarus diogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

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Figure 10-1. Map of fish collection sites in the La Moine River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 10-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the La Moine River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. I = Introduced.

LEPISOSTEIDAE Pimephalespromelas POECILIIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Rhinichthys atratulus Gambusia afmis AMIIDAE Semotilus atromaculatus APHREDODERIDAE Amia calva CATOSTOMIDAE Aphredoderus sayanus CLUPEIDAE Carpiodescarpio MORONIDAE Dorosoma cepedianum Carpiodescyprinus Morone chrysops CYPRINIDAE Carpiodesvelifer CENTRARCHIDAE Campostoma anomalum Catostomus commersoni Lepomis cyanellus Cyprinella lutrensis Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis humilis Cyprinella whipplei Ictiobus cyprinellus Lepomis macrochirus Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum Micropterus dolomieu Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma macrolepidotwn Micropterus salmoides Hypophthalmichthys molotrix I ICTALURIDAE Pomoxis annularis Luxilus chrysocephalus Ameiurus melas PERCIDAE Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus natalis Etheostomaflabellare Nocomis biguttatus Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma nigrum Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus exilis Etheostoma spectabile Notropis atherinoides Noturusflavus Perciacaprodes Notropis dorsalis Noturus nocturnus Percinamaculata Notropis ludibundus Pylodictis olivaris Percinaphoxocephala Phenacobiusmirabilis CYPRINODONTIDAE SCIAENIDAE Phoxinus erythrogaster Fundulus notatus Aplodinotus grunniens Pimephales notatus

Total number of species = 54 (52 native, 2 introduced) 0 5 10 MILEa

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Actinonaias ligamentina Amblema plicata Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanat Leptodeafragilis Potamilus ohiensis Quakiulaquadrula Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogonia verrucosa Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

Total number of species = 13. 0 5 10 MILES

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Figure 10-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the La Moine River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 10-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the La Moine River System Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyx minor Gammarus pseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

Total number of species = 10. Figure 10-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) populations of threatened or endangered mussels (circles) in the La Moine River System. 0 5 10 MILEs

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CLUPEIDAE - Pimephalespromelas POECILIIDAE Dorosoma cepedianum Pimephalesvigilax Gambusiaaffinis UMBRIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus APHREDODERIDAE Umbra limi Semotilus atromaculatus Aphredoderus sayanus ESOCIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE ATHERINIDAE Esox americanus Carpiodescarpio Labidesthes sicculus CYPRINIDAE Carpiodescyprinus PERCOPSIDAE Campostoma anomalum Carpiodesvelfer Percopsisomiscomaycus Campostoma oligolepis Catostomus commersoni CENTRARCHIDAE Cyprinella lutrensis Erimyzon oblongus Ambloplites rupestris Cyprinella spiloptera Erimyzon sucetta Chaenobryttusgulosus Cyprinella whipplei Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis cyanellus Cyprinus carpio I Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis gibbosus Extrariusaestivalis Ictiobus cyprinellus Lepomis humilis Hybognathus nuchalis Moxostoma anisurum Lepomis macrochirus Luxilus chrysocephalus Moxostoma duquesnei Lepomis megalotis Lythrurus umbratilis Moxostoma erythrurum Lepomis microlophus Macrhybopsis storeriana Moxostoma macrolepidotum Lepomis miniatus ST Nocomis biguttatus ICTALURIDAE Micropterus dolomieu Notemigonus crysoleucas Ameiurus melas Micropteruspunctulatus Notropis atherinoides Ameiurus natalis Micropterussalmoides Notropis chalybaeus ST Ameiurus nebulosus Pomoxis annularis Notropis dorsalis Ictaluruspunctatus Pomoxis nigromaculatus Notropis heterolepis ST Noturus exilis PERCIDAE Notropis ludibundus Noturusflavus Etheostomaflabellare Notropis rubellus Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma nigrum Notropis texanus SE Noturus nocturnus Etheostoma spectabile Opsopoeodus emiliae Pylodictis olivaris Etheostoma zonale Phenacobiusmirabilis CYPRINODONTIDAE Percinacaprodes Phoxinus erythrogaster Fundulus dispar Percinamaculata Pimephales notatus Fundulus notatus Percinaphoxocephala

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Elliptio dilatata Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulda pustulosa Quaulad quaulda Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogonia verrucosa Truncilladonaciformis Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis Villosa iris SE

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GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxgracilis HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

CAMBARIDAE Cambarus diogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virUis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis APHREDODERIDAE Lampetraappendix Phoxinuserythrogaster Aphredoderus sayanus LEPISOSTEIDAE Pimephalesnotatus ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Pimephalespromelas Labidesthes sicculus Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephales vigilax MORONIDAE AMIIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus Morone chrysops Amia calva Semotilus atromaculatus Morone mississippiensis HIODONTIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE CENTRARCHIDAE Hiodon alosoides Carpiodescarpio Ambloplites rupestris Hiodon tergisus Carpiodescyprinus Chaenobryttusgulosus CLUPEIDAE Carpiodesvelifer Lepomis cyanellus Dorosomacepedianum Catostomus commersoni Lepomis humilis UMBRIDAE Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis macrochirus Umbra limi Erimyzon sucetta Lepomis megalotis ESOCIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis microlophus Esox americanus Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis miniatus ST CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropterus dolomieu Campostoma anomalum Ictiobusniger Micropterus salmoides Campostoma oligolepis Minytrema melanops Pomoxis annularis Cyprinella lutrensis Moxostoma anisurum Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella spiloptera Moxostoma erythrurum PERCIDAE Cyprinella whipplei Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma asprigene Cyprinus carpio I ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma chlorosomum Ericymba buccata Ameiurus melas Etheostoma clarum SE Hybognathus nuchalis Ameiurus natalis Etheostomaflabellare Hybopsis amnis SE Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostoma nigrwn Luxilus chrysocephalus Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurus wnbratilis Noturusflavus Etheostoma zonale Macrhybopsis storeriana Noturus gyrinus Percinacaprodes Nocomis biguttatus Noturus nocturnus Percinadmaculata Notemigonus crysoleucas Pylodictis olivaris Percinaphoxocephala Notropis atherinoides CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion canadense Notropis chalybaeus ST Fundulus dispar Stizostedion vitreum Notropis dorsalis Fundulusnotatus SCIAENIDAE Notropis heterolepis ST POECILIIDAE Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis ludibundus Gambusia afinis

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arcidens confragosus Cyclonaiastuberculata Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio dilatata SC Epioblasmatriquetra SE Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X Ligumia recta Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Obovariaolivaria Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilus alatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulafragosa SE, FC, X Quadrulametanevra Quadrulanodulata Quadrulapustulosa Quadrulaquadra Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla donaciformis Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosa iris SE Villosa lienosa SE

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

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AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurusmucronatus Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyxminor Crangonyxpseudogracilis Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes immunis Orconectes propinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis ludibundus POECILIIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis shumardi Gambusiaafinis Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Phenacobiusmirabilis APHREDODERIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Phoxinus erythrogaster Aphredoderus sayanus Lepisosteus oculatus Pimephales notatus MORONIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Pimephalespromelas Morone chrysops Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephales vigilax Morone mississippiensis AMIIDAE Platygobio gracilis CENTRARCHIDAE Amia calva Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis cyanellus CLUPEIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis humilis Dorosoma cepedianum Carpiodescarpio Lepomis macrochirus ESOCIDAE Carpiodescyprinus Micropterusdolomieu Esox americanus Catostomus commersoni Micropterus salmoides CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus bubalus Pomoxis annularis Campostoma anomalum Moxostoma erythrurum Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella lutrensis ICTALURIDAE PERCIDAE Cyprinus carpio I Ameiurus melas Etheostoma nigrum Hybognathus nuchalis Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurus umbratilis Ameiurus nebulosus Percina caprodes Macrhybopsisstoreriana Ictalurusfurcatus Percinamaculata Nocomis biguttatus Ictaluruspunctatus Percinaphoxocephala Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus exilis Stizostedion vitreum Notropis atherinoides Noturusflavus SCIAENIDAE Notropis blennius Noturus gyrinus Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis boops ST Noturus nocturnus COTflDAE Notropis buchanani Pylodictis olivaris Cottus carolinae Notropis dorsalis CYPRINODONTIDAE Notropis hudsonius Fundulus notatus

Total number of species = 66 (65 native, 1 introduced) Figure 13-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Lower Illinois River Tributaries and American Bottoms represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 13-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Lower Illinois River Tributaries and American Bottoms Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate.

Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Fusconaiaebena S C Lampsilis teres Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Toxolasma parvus Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabrevicauda Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Bactrursmucronatus Crangonyx minor Gammarus minus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis

Total number of species = 13. Figure 13-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Lower Illinois River Tributaries and American Bottoms. 13. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A"and "B" streams in the Lower Illinois River Tributaries and American Bottoms. O S IOSf 1 lo ban

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis boops ST CYPRINODONTIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis buchanani Fundulus notatus Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis dorsalis POECILIIDAE POLYODONTIDAE Notropis hudsonius Gambusia affinis Polyodon spathula Notropis ludibundus APHREDODERIDAE ACIPENSERIDAE Notropis nubilus Aphredoderus sayanus Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Notropis shumardi ATHERINIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis volucellus Labidesthessicculus Lepisosteus oculatus Phenacobiusmirabilis GASTEROSTEIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Phoxinus erythrogaster Culaea inconstans Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephales notatus MORONIDAE AMIIDAE Pimephalespromelas Morone chrysops Amia calva Pimephales vigilax Morone mississippiensis ANGUILLIDAE Platygobio gracilis CENTRARCHIDAE Anguilla rostrata Semotilus atromaculatus Ambloplites rupestris HIODONTIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Centrarchusmacropterus Hiodon alosoides Carpiodescarpio Chaenobryttusgulosus Hiodon tergisus Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis cyanellus CLUPEIDAE Carpiodesvehfer Lepomis gibbosus Alosa chrysochloris Catostomus commersoni Lepomis humilis Dorosoma cepedianum Cycleptus elongatus FC Lepomis macrochirus Dorosomapetenense Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis megalotis ESOCIDAE Erimyzon sucetta Lepomis microlophus Esox americanus Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus dolomieu CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus bubalus Micropterus salmoides Campostoma anomalum Ictiobus cyprinellus Pomoxis annularis Campostoma oligolepis Ictiobus niger Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella lutrensis Minytrema melanops PERCIDAE Cyprinellaspiloptera Moxostoma anisurum Etheostoma asprigene Cyprinella whipplei Moxostoma carinatum ST Etheostoma chlorosomum Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma clarum SE Ericymba buccata Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma gracile Extrariusaestivalis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma nigrum Hybognathus argyritis Ameiurus melas Etheostoma spectabile Hybognathus nuchalis Ameiurus natalis Percinacaprodes Hybognathusplacitus Ameiurus nebulosus Percinamaculata Hybopsis amblops SE Ictalurus catus Percinaphoxocephala Hybopsis amnis SE Ictalurusfurcatus Percinashumard Luxilus chrysocephalus Ictalurus punctatus Stizostedion canadense Lythrurusfumeus Noturus exilis Stizostedion vitreum Lythrurus umbratilis Noturusflavus SCIAENIDAE Macrhybopsis storeriana Noturus gyrinus Aplodinotus grunniens Nocomis biguttatus Noturus miurus COTTIDAE Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus nocturnus Cottus carolinae Notropis atherinoides Pylodictis olivaris Notropis blennius

Total number of species = 113 (112 native, 1 introduced) PUn

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Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arddens confragosus Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata 1 SC Epioblasmatriquetra SE Fusconaiaebena SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigonacomplanata Lasmigonacostata Leptodeafragilis Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X Ligwma recta Ligumwnia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulafragosa SC, FE, X Quadralametanewa Quadrulanodulata Quadralapustulosa Quaddaquadsa Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilladonaciformis Trunclla trmncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

Total number of species = 42. Table 14-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Kaskaskia River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. SE = State Endangered.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidotea beattyi Caecidotea breicauda Caecidotea forbesi Caecidotea intermedia Caedcidotea kendeighi Caecdotea packardi Lirceus sp.

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurus brachycaudus Bactrurus mucronatus Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyx pseudogracilis Gammarus acherondytes SE Gammarus minus Gamnarus pseudolimnaeus Gammarus troglophilus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS) PALAEMONIDAE Palaemonetes kadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarus diogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectes propinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarus acutus Procambarus gracilis

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis volucellus ATHERINIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Opsopoeodus emiliae Labidesthes sicculus POLYODONTIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis MORONIDAE Polyodon spathula Phoxinus erythrogaster Morone chrysops ACIPENSERIDAE Pimephales notatus Morone mississippiensis Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Pimephales vigilax Morone saxatilis LEPISOSTEIDAE Platygobio gracilis ELASSOMATIDAE Lepisosteus oculatus Pteronotropishubbsi SE Elassoma zonatum Lepisosteus osseus Semotilus atromaculatus CENTRARCHIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus CATOSTOMIDAE Centrarchusmacropterus AMIIDAE Carpiodescarpio Chaenobryttus gulosus Amia calva Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis cyanellus HIODONTIDAE Carpiodes velifer Lepomis humilis Hiodon alosoides Catostomus commersoni Lepomis macrochirus CLUPEIDAE Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis megalotis Alosa chrysochloris Erimyzon suceta Lepomis microlophus Dorosoma cepedianum Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis miniatus ST Dorosomapetenense Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis symmetricus ST UMBRIDAE Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropterus dolomieu Umbra limi Ictiobus niger Micropteruspunctulatus ESOCIDAE Minytrema melanops Micropterus salmoides Esox americanus Moxostoma duquesnei Pomoxis annularis CYPRINIDAE Moxostoma erythrurum Pomoxis nigromaculatus Campostoma anomalum Moxostoma macrolepidotum PERCIDAE Cyprinella lutrensis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma asprigene Cyprinella venusta Ameiurus melas Etheostoma caeruleum Cyprinellawhipplei Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma chlorosomum Cyprinus carpio I Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostomaflabellare Ericymba buccata Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma gracile Hybognathus nuchalis Noturus exilis Etheostoma nigrum Hybopsis amnis SE Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma proeliare Luxilus chrysocephalus Pylodictis olivaris Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurusfumeus CYPRINODONTIDAE Percinacaprodes Lythrurus umbratilis Fundulus dispar Percinamaculata Macrhybopsisstoreriana Fundulus notatus Percinashumard Notemigonus crysoleucas Fundulusolivaceus Stizostedion canadense Notropis atherinoides POECILIIDAE Stizostedion vitreum Notropis blennius Gambusia affinis SCIAENIDAE Notropis boops ST APHREDODERIDAE Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis buchanani Aphredoderus sayanus COTTIDAE Notropis ludibundus AMBLYOPSIDAE Cottus carolinae Notropis shumardi Forbesichthysagassizi

Total number of species = 102 (101 native, 1 introduced) Jefferson

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Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Arcidens confragosus Elliptio dilatata SC Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Potamilusalatus Potamilus ohiensis Quadrulapustulosa Qua&kda quafruka Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Toxolasma texasensis Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

Total number of species = 24. Jefferson

Figure 15-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Big Muddy River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 15-3 Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Big Muddy River and Clear Creek Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabicrenata Caecidoteabrevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteaspatulata Lirceus sp.

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyxpseudogracilis Crangonyx richmondensis Gammarus minus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus Gammarus troglophilus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarellushufeldtii Cambarusdiogenes Cambarustenebrosus Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes illinoiensis Orconectes immunis Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusclarkii

Total number of species = 25. ------I

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Figure 16-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Cache River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 16-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Cache River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I= Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis shumardi MORONIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis volucellus Morone chrysops LEPISOSTEIDAE Opsopoeodus emiliae ELASSOMATIDAE Lepisosteus oculatus Phenacobiusmirabilis Elassoma zonatum Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephales notatus CENTRARCHIDAE AMIIDAE Pimephales vigilax Centrarchusmacropterus Amia calva Semotilus atromaculatus Chaenobryttusgulosus HIODONTIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis cyanellus Hiodon tergisus Carpiodescarpio Lepomis gibbosus CLUPEIDAE Catostomus commersoni Lepomis humilis Dorosoma cepedianum Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis macrochirus Dorosomapetenense Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis megalotis UMBRIDAE Ictiobus cyprinellus Lepomis microlophus Umbra limi Ictiobus niger Micropteruspunctulatus ESOCIDAE Moxostoma erythrurum Micropterussalmoides Esox americanus ICTALURIDAE Pomoxis annularis CYPRINIDAE Ameiurus melas Pomoxis nigromaculatus Campostoma anomalum Ameiurus natalis PERCIDAE Cyprinella lutrensis Ameiurus nebulosus Etheostoma asprigene Cyprinella venusta Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma chlorosomum Cyprinus carpio I Noturus gyrinus Etheostomaflabellare Hybognathus hankinsoni Noturus miurus Etheostoma gracile Hybognathus hayi SE Noturus nocturnus Etheostoma kennicotti Hybognathus nuchalis CYPRINODONTIDAE Etheostomaproeliare Luxilus chrysocephalus Fundulus notatus Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurusfumeus Fundulus olivaceus Etheostoma squamiceps Lythrurus umbratilis POECILIIDAE Perciacaprodes Macrhybopsisstoreriana Gambusia affinis Percinamaculata Notemigonus crysoleucas APHREDODERIDAE Percinaphoxocephala Notropis atherinoides Aphredoderus sayanus SCIAENIDAE Notropis blennius ATHERINIDAE Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis boops ST Labidesthes sicculus COTTIDAE Notropis buchanani Cottus carolinae

Total number of species = 78 (77 native, 1 introduced) Union , Johnson

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Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Arcidens confragosus Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Potamilus alatus Quadrdulaquadrla Toxolasma parvus Toxolasma texasensis Tritogoniaverrucosa TruncUlla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabeattyi Caecidoteabicrenata Caecidoteabrevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidotea stygia Lirceus sp.

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurusmucronatus Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyxpseudogracilis Crangonyxrichmondensis Gammarus minus Gammaruspseudolimnaeus Synurella bifurca Synurella dentata HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)

PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarelluspuer Cambarellusshufeldtii Cambarusdiogenes Cambarustenebrosus Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes illinoiensis Orconectes immunis Orconectes lancifer SE Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusclarkii Procambarusviaeviridis

Total number of species = 31. 1

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PETROMYZONTIDAE Pimephales vigilax ELASSOMATIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Rhinichthys cataractae Elassomazonatum Lampetra aepyptera ST Semotilus atromaculatus CENTRARCHIDAE AMIIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Ambloplites rupestris Amia calva Carpiodescyprinus Centrarchusmacropterus CLUPEIDAE Carpiodesvehfer Chaenobryttusgulosus Alosa chrysochloris Catostomus commersoni Lepomis cyanellus Dorosoma cepedianum Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis humilis ESOCIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis macrochirus Esox americanus Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis megalotis CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropterus dolomieu Campostoma anomalum Minytrema melanops Micropteruspunctulatus Cyprinellalutrensis Moxostoma duquesnei Micropterus salmoides Cyprinellaspiloptera Moxostoma erythrurum Pomoxis annularis Cyprinella whipplei ICTALURIDAE Pomoxis nigromaculatus Hybognathus nuchalis Ictaluruspunctatus PERCIDAE Luxilus chrysocephalus Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma caeruleum Lythrurus ardens Noturus miurus Etheostoma chlorosomum Lythrurusfumeus Noturus nocturnus Etheostomagracile Lythrurus umbratilis CYPRINODONTIDAE Etheostoma kennicotti Macrhybopsisstoreriana Fundulus notatus Etheostoma nigrum Notemigonus crysoleucas Fundulus olivaceus Etheostomaproeliare Notropis atherinoides POECILLIDAE Etheostoma spectabile Notropis blennius Gambusia affinis Etheostoma squamiceps Notropis boops ST APHREDODERIDAE Percinacaprodes Notropis buchanani Aphredoderussayanus Percinamaculata Notropis maculatus AMBLYOPSIDAE SCIAENIDAE Notropis volucellus Forbesichthysagassizi Aplodinotus grunniens Opsopoeodusemiliae ATHERINIDAE COTHIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis Labidesthes sicculus Cottus carolinae Phoxinus erythrogaster MORONIDAE Pimephales notatus Morone chrysops

Total number of species = 76 (76 native, 0 introduced) MILES

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Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Potamilus alatus QwuaMdaquaw dal Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

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ISOPODA (ISOPODS)

ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabrevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteastygia Lirceus sp.

AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)

GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyx anomalus SE Crangonyx antennatus SE Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx minor Crangonyx pseudogracilis Crangonyx richmondensis Gammarusminus Ganmaruspseudolimnaeus Synurella bifurca Synurella dentata HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca

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PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarelluspuer Cambarellusshufeldtii Cambarusdiogenes Cambarustenebrosus Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes illinoiensis Orconectes immunis Orconectes kentuckiensis SE Orconectes placidus SE Orconectes rusticus I Procambarusacutus Procambarusclarkii Procambarusviaeviridis

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Figure 18-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Saline River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 18-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Saline River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Opsopoeodusemiliae APHREDODERIDAE Lampetra aepyptera ST Phenacobiusmirabilis Aphredoderus sayanus AMIIDAE Phoxinus erythrogaster CENTRARCHIDAE Amia calva Pimephales notatus Centrarchusmacropterus CLUPEIDAE Pimephales vigilax Chaenobryttus gulosus Dorosoma cepedianum Rhinichthys cataractae Lepomis cyanellus Dorosomapetenense Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis humilis UMBRIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis macrochirus Umbra limi Carpiodescarpio Lepomis megalotis ESOCIDAE Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis microlophus Esox americanus Carpiodesvelfer Lepomis miniatus ST CYPRINIDAE Catostomus commersoni Micropterus dolomieu Campostoma anomalum Erimyzon oblongus Micropterus salmoides Cyprinellaspiloptera Ictiobus bubalus Pomoxis annularis Cyprinella venusta Ictiobus cyprinellus Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella whipplei Minytrema melanops PERCIDAE Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma chlorosomum Hybognathus nuchalis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma gracile Hybopsis amnis SE Ameiurus melas Etheostoma kennicotti Luxilus chrysocephalus Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma nigrum Lythrurus ardens Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurusfwneus Noturus miurus Etheostoma squamiceps Lythrurus umbratilis Noturus nocturnus Percinamaculata Macrhybopsisstoreriana CYPRINODONTIDAE Percinaphoxocephala Nocomis biguttatus Fundulus notatus SCIAENIDAE Notemigonus crysoleucas Fundulus olivaceus Aplodinotus grunniens Notropis atherinoides POECIUIDAE Notropis buchanani Gambusia ffiis

~~Total number of species = 68 (67 native, 1 introduced) Hamilton~~

~~,Ii~ -7-71 I~~

~~White~~

~~Johnson~~

Figure 18-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Saline River System represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 18-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Saline River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. ST = Illinois State Threatened.

Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Arcidens confragosus Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Leptodeafragilis Ligwnia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Potamilus ohiensis Quadrdal nodulata Quadrla pustulosa Quadrulaquadrla Toxolasma parvus Toxolasma texasensis Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST

~~Total number of species = 20. Hamilton~~

~~-2.4~~

~~White~~

~~7-.~~

Figure 18-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Saline River System represented in the llinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 18-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Saline River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. SE = State Endangered.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS) ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi Lirceusfontinalis~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx minor Ganmaruspseudolimnaeus Synurella bifurca Synurella dentata HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes immunis Orconectes indianensis SE Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis~~

~~Total number of species = 18. -- Hamilton ' Hamilton '~~

~~White~~

~~Johnson~~

~~Figure 18-4. Map of extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of endangered lotic plants (circles) in the Saline River System. ^- -- _ _ ' Hamilton I~~

~~! N ^^ I!^ - ^~~

~~N 6 !^ V -- White~~

~~0 5 10 MILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Williamson~~

~~Johnson~~

Figure 18-5. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares), mussels (circles), and crustaceans (triangles) in the Saline River System. I Hamilton

~~White~~

~~18. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A" and "B" streams in the Saline River System. 18. The Saline River System (West Frankfort & Paducah 1:100,000)~~

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18. The Saline River System (West Frankfort 1:100,000) - Little Saline River, Allen Branch to South Fork, Saline Co. (Orconectes indianensis) - Clifty Creek, Johnson Co. (Orconectes indianensis) - Burden Creek, Pope Co. (Orconectes indianensis) -C

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18. The Saline River System (Rudement 7.5 Quad) - Three Springs Hollow, Saline Co. (heart-leaved plantain) 18. The Saline River System (West Frankfort 1:100,000) - North Fork Saline River, Hamilton/Saline Co. line to Elba, Gallatin Co. (high mussel diversity) 18. The Saline River System (West Frankfort 1:100,000) - Eagle Creek, Gallatin Co. (Orconectes indianensis) - Robinette Creek, Pounds Lake to Eagle Creek, Gallatin Co. (Orconectes indianensis) Coles

~~Eff'mgham~~

~~C; 0 5 10 MULES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Jefferson~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~19. Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems Coles~~

~~SEffingham~~

~~0 5 IoMILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Jefferson > .7X ^~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~I White~~

~~i Gallatin~~

Figure 19-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 19-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis boops ST APHREDODERIDAE Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis buchanani Aphredoderus sayanus LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis dorsalis ATHERINIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Notropis ludibunidus Labidesthes sicculus Lepisosteus platostomus Notropis texanus SE CENTRARCHIDAE AMIIDAE Opsopoeodus emiliae Centrarchusmacropterus Amia calva Phenacobiusmirabilis Chaenobryttusgulosus CLUPEIDAE Pimephales notatus Lepomis cyanellus Dorosoma cepedianum Pimephalespromelas Lepomis humilis UMBRIDAE Pimephales vigilax Lepomis macrochirus Umbra limi Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis megalotis ESOCIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis microlophus Esox americanus Capiodes carpio Lepomis miniatus ST CYPRINIDAE Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis symmetricus ST Aristichthys nobilis I Catostomus commersoni Micropterus dolomieu Campostoma anomalum Erimyzon oblongus Micropteruspunctulatus Ctenopharyngodonidella I Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus salmoides Cyprinella spiloptera Ictiobus bubalus Pomoxis annularis Cyprinella whipplei Minytrema melanops Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum PERCIDAE Ericymba buccata Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma asprigene Hybognathus nuchalis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma blennioides Hybopsis amblops SE Ameiurus melas Etheostoma chlorosomum Hybopsis amnis SE Ameiurus natalis Etheostomagracile Hypophthalmichthys molotrix I Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma nigrum Laxilus chrysocephalus Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma pellucidum SE, FC Lythrurus fumeus Noturus miurus Etheostoma spectabile Lythrurus umbratilis Pylodictis olivaris Percina caprodes Macrhybopsis storeriana CYPRINODONTIDAE Percinamaculata Nocomis biguttatus Fwundulus dispar Percinaphoxocephala Notemigonus crysoleucas Fundulusnotatus Percinasciera Notropis atherinoides POECILIIDAE SCIAENIDAE Notropis blennius Gambusiaaffinis Aplodinotus grunniens

~~Total number of species = 83 (79 native, 4 introduced) Coles~~

~~-( N Cumberland~~

~~Effingham~~

~~0 5 0oMILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Jefferson ' - 1~~

~~I Hamilton~~

~~White~~

Figure 19-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 19-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Little Wabash and Bonpas Creek Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = Extirpated from Illinois; t = Extinct

Actinonaias ligamentina Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arcidens confragosus Cyclonaias tuberculata Cyprogeniastegaria SE, FE Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata SC Epioblasma sampsonii SE, t Epioblasmatriquetra SE Fusconaiaebena S C Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Obovaria subrotunda SE Pleurobemaplenum SE, FE, X Pleurobemarubrum SC Pleurobema sintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamiluscapax SE, FE Potamilus ohiensis Ptychobranchusfasciolaris SE Quadrulametanevra Quadrulanodulata Quadrulapustulosa Quadulaquadrula Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma lividus SE, FC Toxolasma parvus Toxolasma texasensis Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla donaciformis Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Villosa lienosa SE

~~Total number of species = 47. Coles~~

~~Effingham~~

~~0 5 10oMILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Jefferson~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~White~~

~~Gallatin~~

Figure 19-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 19-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems. Data from the llinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidotea brevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Lirceus sp.~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyx forbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyxpseudogracilis Gammarus pseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarus diogenes Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes immunis Orconectes indianensis SE Orconectesstannardi Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarus gracilis

~~Total number of species = 19. Coles~~

~~0 5 0 MILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~Jefferson -- " " -~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~I White J~~

~~GallatIn iI Gallatin~~

Figure 19-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares), mussels (circles), and crustaceans (triangles) in the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems. Coles

~~. N I Effingham 6 1~~

~~! 0 5 10 MILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~\y-~~

~~Richland I Lawrence~~

~~Jefferson~~

~~~~~~~1~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~Gallatin~~

~~19. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A" and "B" streams in the Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek Systems. Coles ------~~

~~N 6~~

~~0 5 1IOMILES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~, LawInceLawrence~~

~~Jefferson~~

~~Hamilton~~

~~White~~

~~%J4114aLill~~

19. The Little Wabash River and Bonpas Creek System - Little Wabash River, Rt. 50 to mouth, White Co. (purple lilliput, high mussel diversity, redspotted sunfish, Orconectes stannardi) - Brushy Slough, White Co. (Orconectes indianensis) Vermilion

~~) BROUILETTSi^I CREEK~~

~~0 5 10 IOULES~~

~~SCALE~~

~~20. Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries Vermilion~~

~~} BROUIULETS CREEK j /7$j 1~~

~~RIVER~~

20. Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries Figure 20-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 20-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Embarras and Wabash River tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Pimephales notatus ATHERINIDAE Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Pimephalespromelas Labidesthes sicculus Lampetraappendix Pimephales vigilax MORONIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus Morone mississippiensis Lepisosteus osseus Semotilus atromaculatus CENTRARCHIDAE ANGUILLIDAE. CATOSTOMIDAE Ambloplites rupestris Anguilla rostrata Carpiodescarpio Chaenobryttus gulosus HIODONTIDAE Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis cyanellus Hiodon alosoides Carpiodesvehfer Lepomis humilis CLUPEIDAE Catostomus commersoni Lepomis macrochirus Alosa chrysochloris Cycleptus elongatus FC Lepomis megalotis Dorosomacepedianum Erimyzon oblongus Lepomis microlophus ESOCIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Micropterus dolomieu Esox americanus Ictiobus bubalus Micropteruspunctulatus Esox lucius Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropterus salmoides CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus niger Pomoxis annularis Campostoma anomalum Minytrema melanops Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinellaspiloptera Moxostoma anisurum PERCIDAE Cyprinella whipplei Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostoma asprigene Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurwn Etheostoma blennioides Ericymba buccata Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma caeruleum Hybognathus nuchalis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma chlorosomum Hybopsis amblops SE Ameiurus melas Etheostomaflabellare Luxilus chrysocephalus Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma gracile Lythrurusfumeus Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma histrio SE Lythrurus umbratilis Noturus eleutherus Etheostoma nigrum Macrhybopsis storeriana Noturusflavus Etheostoma pellucidum SE, FC Notemigonus crysoleucas Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma spectabile Notropis atherinoides Noturus miurus Percinacaprodes Notropis blennius Noturus nocturnus Percinamaculata Notropis boops ST Pylodictis olivaris Percinaphoxocephala Notropis ludibundus CYPRINODONTIDAE Percinasciera Notropis rubellus Fundulusnotatus Stizostedion canadense Notropis volucellus POECILIIDAE SCIAENIDAE Opsopoeodus emiliae Gambusia afflnis Aplodinotus grunniens Phenacobiusmirabilis APHREDODERIDAE Phoxinus erythrogaster Aphredoderussayanus

Total number of species = 92 (91 native, I introduced) Figure 20-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 20-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = Extripated from Illinois.

Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Cyprogenia stegaria SE, FE Elliptiodilatata SC Epioblasmatriquetra SE Fusconaiaebena S C Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia recta Ligumia subrostrata Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Obovaria subrotunda SE Plethobasuscyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilusalatus Potamilusohiensis Ptychobranchusfasciolaris SE Quadrulacylindrica SE Quadrulametanevra Quadrulanodulata Quadrdapustulosa Quaulaquarula Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma lividis SE, FC Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilladonaciformis Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Villosafabalis SE, FC Villosa lienosa SE

Total number of species = 43. Figure 20-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 20-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Embarras River and Wabash River tributaries. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidotea dentadactylus Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidoteakendeighi Lirceusfontinalis~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurus mucronatus Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyx richmondensis HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectesvirilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis~~

~~Total number of species = 18. Figure 20-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) populations of endangered lotic plants (circles) in the Embarras River System. RichIandLawrence Richland | Lawrence~~

Figure 20-5. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries. RichlaudRichIand j LawnceLawrence

20. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A" and "B" streams in the Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries. - I %ý* . I I -ýL_.0- 1 ' ^ v• - .IIt ,o"a IFý---i! tra LN H- -If ki-he 3I K \1,1 I- UVI 3 K ^ -^ - . 1 - I- I J;,7 -u M~A -u K * Fx ~ in w L-70ý ^""s" I ,,___2. ,• . , -- • r^lZ 7WM. n~4i.~ T I WEPEORnw--A" I I i,•• - ^, 1. /I_- - 4 "li U Lý" -n-- ~ I jj

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20. The Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries - Embarras River, U.S. Rt 36 to Little Embarras River, Douglas/Coles Co. (kidneyshell, snuffbox, high mussel diversity) 20. The Embarras River and Wabash River Tributaries - Embarras River, Lake Charleston spillway to Jasper/Richland County line (harlequin darter, blue sucker, eastern sand darter, high mussel diversity) I I

~~Ford~~

~~Iroquois~~

~~I Vermilion~~

~~Champaign~~

~~C [~~

~~21. Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems I I I~~

~~0 C~~

Figure 21-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 21-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; WL = Watch List; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis rubellus ATHERINIDAE Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis volucellus Labidesthessicculus ACIPENSERIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis MORONIDAE Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Pimephales notatus Morone mississippiensis LEPISOSTEIDAE Pimephalespromelas CENTRARCHIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Pimephales vigilax Ambloplites rupestris ANGUILLIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus Chaenobryttus gulosus Anguilla rostrata Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis cyanellus CLUPEIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis humilis Alosa chrysochloris Carpiodescarpio Lepomis macrochirus Dorosoma cepedianum Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis megalotis ESOCIDAE Carpiodesveljfer Lepomis microlophus Esox americanus Catostomus commersoni Micropterusdolomieu Esox lucius Erimyzon oblongus Micropteruspunctulatus CYPRINIDAE Erimyzon sucetta Micropterus salmoides Campostoma anomalum Hypentelium nigricans Pomoxis annularis Campostoma oligolepis Minytrema melanops Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella lutrensis Moxostoma anisurum PERCIDAE Cyprinella spiloptera Moxostoma carinatum ST Etheostoma blennioides Cyprinella whipplei Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostoma caeruleum Cyprinus carpio I Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma camurum SE Ericymba buccata Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma exile ST Erimystax x-punctatus WL ICTALURIDAE Etheostomaflabellare Extrariusaestivalis Ameiurus melas Etheostoma nigrum Hybognathus nuchalis Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma pellucidum SE, FC Hybopsis amblops SE Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma spectabile Luxilus chrysocephalus Noturus eleutherus Etheostoma zonale Lythrurus umbratilis Noturusflavus Percaflavescens Macrhybopsisstoreriana Noturus gyrinus Percina caprodes Nocomis biguttatus Noturus miurus Percinamaculata Nocomis micropogon Noturus stigmosus SE Percinaphoxocephala Notemigonus crysoleucas Pylodictis olivaris Percinasciera Notropis atherinoides CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion canadense Notropis blennius Fundulus notatus COTTIDAE Notropis boops ST POECILIIDAE Cottus bairdi Notropis dorsalis Gambusia affinis Notropis ludibundus

~~Total number of species = 92 (91 native, 1 introduced) Ford~~

~~Iroquois~~

(

Figure 21-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 21-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = Extirpated from Illinois.

Actinonaiasligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodontoidesferussacianus Cyclonaias tuberculata Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio dilatata SC Epioblasmarangiana SC, FC, X Epioblasma triquetra SE Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardiumn Lampsilisfasciola SE Lampsilis ovata SC Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Ligumia recta Megalonaiasnervosa Obovariaretusa SE, FE, X Obovariasubrotunda SE Plethobasus cyphyus ST Pleurobemaclava SE, FC Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilus alatus Ptychobranchusfasciolaris SE Quadrudacylindrica SE Quadnda metanevra Quadrulapustulosa Quadrlaquadrula Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma lividus SE, FC Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Villosafabalis SE, FC Villosa iris SE Villosa lienosa SE

~~Total number of species = 46. Ford~~

~~Iroquois~~

~~S i Vermilion~~

~~Champaign~~

~~mLj~~

~~0 {~~

Figure 21-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 21-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabeattyi Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidotea kendeighi Lirceus sp.~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Bactrurus mucronatus Crangonyxgracilis Crangonyx minor HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Cambarus tenebrosus Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis~~

~~Total number of species = 16. Ford~~

~~Iroquois~~

~~Champaign~~

~~N 6~~

~~0 c~~

Figure 21-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems. Ford

~~Iroquois~~

~~SVermilion LLI~~

~~Champaign~~

~~N 6~~

~~0 C~~

~~21. Map of Biological Stream Characterization (BSC) "A" and "B" streams in the Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems. Ford~~

~~0 C:~~

21. The Vermilion and Little Vermilion River Systems - North Fork Vermilion River, Lake Vermilion reservoir upstream to Illinois State line (rabbitsfoot, creek heelsplitter, round hickorynut, kidneyshell, rainbow, little spectaclecase, wavy-rayed lampmussel, high mussel diversity, bigeye shiner, eastern sand darter) - Middle Fork Vermilion River, Champaign/Vermilion Co. (wavy-rayed lampmussel, high mussel diversity, eastern sand darter, bluebreast darter, BSC Class "A" from mouth to Knights Branch) - Salt Fork Vermilion River, Champaign Co. line to Middle Fork, Vermilion Co. (wavy-rayed lampmussel, round hickorynut, high mussel diversity, bluebreast darter) - Jordan Creek, Vermilion Co. (creek heelsplitter, BSC Class "A") - Stony Creek, Vermilion Co. (creek heelsplitter) - Little Vermilion River, Vermilion Co. (little spectaclecase, slippershell) - Vermilion River, Vermilion Co. (eastern sand darter) FOX RIVER TrCDTAoT T-

~~LaSalle Bureau~~

~~Grundy~~

~~VERMILION RIVER~~

~~SMarshall~~

~~Peoria Woodford~~

~~-'--7 Eewell;~~

~~SPOON RIVER Fulton MACKINAW RIVER~~

~~Schuyler :~~

~~SANGAMON RIVER~~

~~Cass Brown~~

~~ILLINOIS RIVER [~~

~~0 10 20 MILES~~

~~SCALE Ca~~

~~AACOUPIN CREEK~~

~~MISSISSIPPI RIVER~~

~~22. Illinois River ' LaSalle Bureau~~

~~SGrundy~~

~~Marshall~~

~~Peoria Woodford~~

~~~"~I~~

~~Fulton Mason~~

~~Cass Brown~~

~~Morgan Pike~~

~~Scott N 6~~

~~Greene 0 O10 20 MII.ES~~

~~SCALE Ca~~

Figure 22-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Illinois River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 22-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Illinois River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection . FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notemigonus crysoleucas Fundulus dispar Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis anogenus SE Fundulus notatus Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis atherinoides POECILIIDAE POLYODONTIDAE Notropis blennius Gambusiaaffinis Polyodon spathula Notropis boops ST APHREDODERIDAE ACIPENSERIDAE Notropis buchanani Aphredoderus sayanus Acipenserfulvescens ST FC Notropis dorsalis ATHERINIDAE Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Notropis heterodon ST Labidesthes sicculus Atractosteus spatula ST Notropis hudsonius LOTIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis ludibundus Lota lota Lepisosteus oculatus Notropis rubellus PERCOPSIDAE Lepisosteus osseus Notropis shumardi Percopsis omiscomaycus Lepisosteus platostomus Notropis texanus SE GASTEROSTEIDAE AMIIDAE Notropis volucellus Culaea inconstans Amia calva Opsopoeodus emiliae MORONIDAE ANGUILLIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis Morone americana I Anguilla rostrata Phoxinus erythrogaster Morone chrysops HIODONTIDAE Pimephales notatus Morone mississippiensis Hiodon alosoides Pimephalespromelas Morone saxatilis Hiodon tergisus Pimephales vigilax CENTRARCHIDAE CLUPEIDAE Rhinichthys atratulus Ambloplites rupestris Alosa chrysochloris Semotilus atromaculatus Chaenobryttus gulosus Alosa pseudoharengus CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis cyanellus Dorosomacepedianum Carpiodescarpio Lepomis gibbosus Dorosomapetenense Carpiodescyprinus Lepomis humilis SALMONIDAE Carpiodesvelhfer Lepomis macrochirus Coregonus artedii ST Catostomus commersoni Lepomis megalotis Oncorhynchus mykiss Cycleptus elongatus FC Lepomis microlophus Salmo trutta Erimyzon sucetta Lepomis mineatus ST OSMERIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis symmetricus ST Osmerus mordax Ictiobus bubalus Micropterus dolomieu UMBRIDAE Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropteruspunctulatus Umbra limi Ictiobus niger Micropterus salmoides ESOCIDAE Minytrema melanops Pomoxis annularis Esox americanus Moxostoma anisurum Pomoxis nigromaculatus Esox lucius Moxostoma carinatum ST PERCIDAE CYPRINIDAE Moxostoma duquesnei Etheostoma asprigene Campostoma anomalum Moxostoma erythrurum Etheostoma chlorosomum Carassiusauratus I Moxostoma macrolepidotum Etheostoma clarwn SE Ctenopharyngodonidella I Moxostoma valenciennesi SE Etheostomagracile Cyprinellalutrensis ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma nigrum Cyprinellaspiloptera Ameiurus catus I Etheostoma spectabile Cyprinus carpio I Ameiurus melas Etheostoma zonale Ericymba buccata Ameiurus natalis Percaflavescens Extrariusaestivalis Ameiurus nebulosus Percina caprodes Hybognathus nuchalis Ictalurusfurcatus Percinamaculata Hybopsis amnis SE Ictaluruspunctatus Percinaphoxocephala Hypopthalmichthys nobilis I Noturusflavus Percinashwmardi Luxilus chrysocephalus Noturus gyrinus Stizostedion canadense Lythrurus umbratilis Noturus nocturnus Stizostedion vitreum Macrhybopsis storeriana Pylodictis olivaris SCIAENIDAE Nocomis biguttatus CYPRINODONTIDAE Aplodinotus grunniens Total number of species = 130 (124 native, 6 introduced) LaSalle Bureau

~~Marshall Peoria~~

~~Cass Brown~~

~~Morgan Pike -Scott Scott 6~~

~~Greene 0 10 20 MI.ES~~

~~SCALE Calhoun~~

Figure 22-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Illinois River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 22-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Illinois River Mainstem. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal. Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = Extirpated from Illinois.

Actinonaias ligamentina Alasmidonta marginata Alasmidonta viridis SE Amblema plicata Anodonta grandis Anodonta imbecillis Anodonta suborbiculata Anodontoidesferussacianus Arcidens confragosus Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Cyclonaiastuberculata Ellipsarialineolata SC Elliptio crassidens ST Elliptio dilatata SC Epioblasmatriquetra SE Fusconaiaebena S C Fusconaiaflava Lampsilis cardium Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Lampsilis siliquoidea Lampsilis teres Lasmigona complanata Lasmigona compressa ST Lasmigona costata Leptodeafragilis Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X Liguwma recta Megalonaiasnervosa Obliquariareflexa Obovariaolivaria Plethobasuscyphyus ST Pleurobemasintoxia Potamilus alatus Potamilus capax SE, FE Potamilus ohiensis Quadrlametanevra Quadrula nodulata Quadrula pustulosa Quadrua quadrula Simpsonaiasambigua SE, FC Strophitus undulatus Toxolasma parvus Tritogoniaverrucosa Truncilla donaciformis Truncilla truncata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Villosa iris SE

~~Total number of species = 47. Ca~~

Figure 22-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Illinois River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 22-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Illinois River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. I = Introduced.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaintermedia~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS) GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyx richmondensis Gammanrus pseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~PALAEMONIDAE Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes rusticus I Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus~~

~~Total number of species = 11 (10 native, 1 introduced) LaSalle Bureau~~

~~Marshall Peoria Woodford~~

~~Fulton Mason~~

~~Cass Brown~~

~~Morgan Pike~~

~~N Scott 6~~

~~Greene 0 10 20 MIES~~

~~SCALE Calhoun~~

~~Figure 22-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) populations of endangered lotic plants (circles) in the Illinois River System. LaSalle Bureau~~

~~Marshall~~

~~Woodford~~

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~~Fulton~~

~~Cass Brown~~

~~Pike~~

~~N Scott~~

~~Greene 0 10 20 MIU.ES~~

~~SCALE Calhoun~~

Figure 22-5. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Illinois River. 22. The Illinois River (Ottawa 1:100,000) - llinois River, 2.5 mi above and below Marseilles, LaSalle Co. (greater redhorse) Birds -

~~22. The Illinois River (Ottawa 1:100,000) - Illinois River, 2.5 mi above and below Dresden L & D, Grunmdy/Will Co. (pallid shiner, river redhorse, greater redhorse) Wisconsin~~

~~Jo Daviess~~

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~~23. Mississippi River 40 MILES~~

Figure 23-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Mississippi River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 23-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Mississippi River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; WL = Watch List; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Hybopsis amnis SE Pylodictis olivaris Ichthyomyzon castaneus Hypopthalmichthys molotrix I CYPRINODONTIDAE Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Luxilus chrysocephalus Fundulus catenatus POLYODONTIDAE Luxilus cornutus Fundulus notatus Polyodon spathula Macrhybopsis gelida FC POECILIIDAE ACIPENSERIDAE Macrhybopsis meeki FC Gambusiaaffinis Acipenser fulvescens ST FC Macrhybopsis storeriana APHREDODERIDAE Scaphirhynchus albus FE Nocomis biguttatus Aphredoderussayanus Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Notemigonus crysoleucas ATHERINIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis atherinoides Labidesthes sicculus Lepisosteus oculatus Notropis blennius Menidia beryllina Lepisosteus osseus Notropis buchanani LOTIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus Notropis dorsalis Lota lota AMIIDAE Notropis hudsonius PERCOPSIDAE Amia calva Notropis ludibundus Percopsisomiscomaycus ANGUILLIDAE Notropis nubilus MORONIDAE Anguilla rostrata Notropis shumardi Morone chrysops HIODONTIDAE Notropis volucellus Morone mississippiensis Hiodon alosoides Opsopoeodusemiliae CENTRARCHIDAE Hiodon tergisus Phenacobius mirabilis Ambloplites rupestris CLUPEIDAE Pimephales notatus Chaenobryttus gulosus Alosa alabamae Pimephalespromelas Lepomis cyanellus Alosa chrysochloris Pimephales vigilax Lepomis gibbosus Dorosoma cepedianum Platygobio gracilis Lepomis humilis Dorosomapetenense Rhinichthys atratulus Lepomis macrochirus SALMONIDAE Semotilus atromaculatus Lepomis megalotis Oncorhynchus mykiss CATOSTOMIDAE Micropterus dolomieu OSMERIDAE Carpiodescarpio Micropterus salmoides Osmerus mordax Carpiodescyprinus Pomoxis annularis UMBRIDAE Carpiodesvelifer Pomoxis nigromaculatus Umbra limi Catostomas commersoni PERCIDAE ESOCIDAE Cycleptus elongatus FC Crystallariaasprella Esox americanus Ictiobus bubalus Etheostoma asprigene Esox lucius Ictiobus cyprinellus Etheostoma chlorosomum CYPRINIDAE Ictiobus niger Etheostoma clarwn SE Campostoma anomalum Minytrema melanops Etheostoma nigrumwn Carassiusauratus I Moxostoma anisurum Percaflavescens Ctenopharyngodonidella I Moxostoma erythrurum Percina caprodes Cyprinellalutrensis Moxostoma macrolepidotum Percinaphoxocephala Cyprinellaspiloptera ICTALURIDAE Percinashumardi Cyprinella whipplei Ameiurus catus Stizostedion canadense Cyprinus carpio I Ameiurus melas Stizostedion vitreum Ericymba buccata Ameiurus natalis SCIAENIDAE Erimystax x-punctatus WL Ictalurusfurcatus Aplodinotus grunniens Extrariusaestivalis Ictaluruspunctatus COTTIDAE Hybognathus argyritis Noturusflavus Cottus carolinae Hybognathus nuchalis Noturus gyrinus Hybognathus placitus Noturus nocturnus

~~Total number of species = 116 (112 native, 4 introduced) I~~

~~40 MILES~~

Figure 23-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Mississippi River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 23-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Mississippi River Mainstem. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal.Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate; X = Extirpated from Illinois.

Actinonaiasligamentina Ligumia recta Alasmidonta marginata Ligumia subrostrata Alasmidonta viridis SE Megalonaiasnervosa Amblema plicata Obliquariareflexa Anodonta grandis Obovariaolivaria Anodonta imbecillis Plethobasus cyphyus ST Anodonta suborbiculata Pleurobemasintoxia Anodontoidesferussacianus Potamilus alatus Arcidens confragosus Potamilus capax SE, FE Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Potamilus ohiensis Cyclonaiastuberculata Potamilus purpuratus SC Ellipsarialineolata SC Quadrulafragosa SE, FE, X Elliptio crassidens ST Quadrulametanevra Elliptio dilatata SC Quadrulanodulata Epioblasma triquetra SE Quadndapustulosa Fusconaiaebena SC Quadrulaquadrula Fusconaiaflava Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Lampsilis cardium Strophitus undulatus Lampsilis higginsi SE, FE Toxolasma parvus Lampsilis siliquoidea Tritogoniaverrucosa Lampsilis teres Truncilla donacwformis Lasmigona complanata Truncilla truncata Lasmigonacompressa ST Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Lasmigona costata Venustaconcha ellipsiformis SC Leptodeafragilis Villosa iris SE Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X

~~Total number of species = 51. Wisconsin~~

~~40 MILES mm~~

Figure 23-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Mississippi River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 23-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Mississippi River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidoteabrevicauda Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Caecidotealaticaudatus Lirceus sp.~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyx minor Crangonyx pseudogracilis Crangonyx richmondensis Gammaruspseudolimnaeus HYALELLIDAE Hyalellaazteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~PALAEMONIDAE Macrobrachiwnohione Palaemoneteskadiakensis CAMBARIDAE Cambarelluspuer Cambarusdiogenes Orconectes immunis Orconectesplacidus SE Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus~~

~~Total number of species = 20. Wis-rncin~~

~~40 MILES~~

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Figure 24-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Ohio River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 24. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Ohio River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. FC = Federal Candidiate I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Notropis buchanani ATHERINIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis nubilus Labidesthessicculus Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis shumardi MORONIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Notropis volucellus Morone chrysops Lepisosteus osseus Opsopoeodusemiliae CENTRARCHIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus Pimephalesnotatus Lepomis cyanellus HIODONTIDAE Pimephales vigilax Lepomis humilis Hiodon alosoides Platygobio gracilis Lepomis macrochirus Hiodon tergisus Rhinichthys cataractae Lepomis megalotis CLUPEIDAE CATOSTOMIDAE Lepomis microlophus Alosa chrysochloris Carpiodescarpio Micropteruspunctulatus Dorosoma cepedianum Carpiodes cyprinus Micropterus salmoides Dorosomapetenense Carpiodesvelfer Pomoxis annularis CYPRINIDAE Cycleptus elongatus FC Pomoxis nigromaculatus Cyprinella lutrensis Ictiobus bubalus PERCIDAE Cyprinella spiloptera ICTALURIDAE Etheostoma chlorosomum Cyprinella venusta Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma gracile Cyprinus carpio I Noturus nocturnus Percinacaprodes Hybognathus nuchalis Pylodictis olivaris Stizostedion canadense Hybognathusplacitus CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion vitreum Luxilus chrysocephalus Fundulus notatus SCIAENIDAE Macrhybopsis storeriana Fundulus olivaceus Aplodinotus grunniens Notemigonus crysoleucas POECILIIDAE COrTIDAE Notropisatherinoides Gambusia affinis Couus carolinae Notropis blennius

~~Total number of species = 58 (57 native, 1 introduced) A I I I Gallatin~~

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Figure 24-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Ohio River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 24-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Ohio River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; SC = State Candidate, X = Extirpated from Illinois; t = Extinct.

Actinonaias ligamentina Megalonaiasnervosa Amblema plicata Obliquariareflexa Anodonta grandis Obovariaolivaria Anodonta imbecillis Obovariaretusa SE, FE, X Anodonta suborbiculata Obovariasubrotunda SE Anodontoidesferussacianus Plethobasuscooperianus SE, FE Arcidens confragosus Plethobasus cyphyus ST Cyclonaias tuberculata Pleurobema cordatum SC Cyprogeniastegaria SE, FE Pleurobemaplenum SE, FE, X Ellipsarialineolata SC Pleurobema rubrum SC Elliptio crassidens ST Pleurobemasintoxia Elliptio dilatata SC Potamilus alatus Epioblasmaflexuosa SE, (t) Potamilus capax SE, FE Epioblasmasampsonii SE, (t) Potamilus ohiensis Epioblasmatorulosa SE, FE, X Ptychobranchusfasciolaris SE Epioblasmatriquetra SE Quadrulacylindrica SE Fusconaiaebena SC Quadrulametanevra Fusconaiaflava Quadrulanwodulaa Lampsilis abrupta SE, FE, X Quadrla pustulosa Lampsilis cardium Quad'daquadrula Lampsilis ovata SC Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Lampsilis teres Strophitus undulatus Lasmigona complanata Tritogoniaverrucosa Leptodeafragilis Truncilla donactformis Ligumia recta Truncila truncata Ligumia subrostrata Villosafabalis SE, FC, X

~~Total number of species = 52. A Gallatin~~

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Figure 24-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Ohio River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 24-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Ohio River System. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Lirceus sp.~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Gammarusbousfieldi ST~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~CAMBARIDAE Cambarellusshufeldtii Cambarus tenebrosus Orconectesplacidus SE Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus~~

~~Total number of species = 7. A Gallatin~~

~~0 10 20 MILES~~

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~~SCALE~~

Figure 25-1. Map of fish collection sites in the Wabash River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection. Table 25-1. Freshwater fishes recorded from the Wabash River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Fish Collection FC = Federal Candidiate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened; WL = Watch List; I = Introduced.

PETROMYZONTIDAE Nocomis micropogon POECILIIDAE Ichthyomyzon castaneus Notropis atherinoides Gambusia affinis Ichthyomyzon unicuspis Notropis blennius ATHERINIDAE POLYODONTIDAE Notropis ludibundus Labidesthes sicculus Polyodon spathula Notropis volucellus LOTIDAE ACIPENSERIDAE Phenacobiusmirabilis Lota Iota Scaphirhynchusplatorynchus Pimephales notatus MORONIDAE LEPISOSTEIDAE Pimephales vigilax Morone chrysops Lepisosteus osseus Rhinichthys atratulus CENTRARCHIDAE Lepisosteus platostomus CATOSTOMIDAE Ambloplites rupestris AMIIDAE Carpiodescarpio Chaenobryttusgulosus Amia calva Carpiodes cyprinus Lepomis cyanellus ANGUILLIDAE Carpiodesvelifer Lepomis humilis Anguilla rostrata Cycleptus elongatus FC Lepomis macrochirus HIODONTIDAE Hypentelium nigricans Lepomis megalotis Hiodon alosoides Ictiobus bubalus Lepomis miniatus ST Hiodon tergisus Ictiobus cyprinellus Micropterus dolomieu CLUPEIDAE Ictiobus niger Micropteruspunctulatus Alosa chrysochloris Moxostoma anisurum Micropterus salmoides Dorosoma cepedianum Moxostoma erythrurum Pomoxis annularis Dorosomapetenense Moxostoma macrolepidotum Pomoxis nigromaculatus UMBRIDAE ICTALURIDAE PERCIDAE Umbra limi Ameiurus melas Etheostoma asprigene ESOCIDAE Ameiurus natalis Etheostoma blennioides Esox americanus Ictalurusfurcatus Etheostoma caeruleum CYPRINIDAE Ictaluruspunctatus Etheostoma chlorosomum Campostoma anomalum Noturus eleutherus Etheostoma gracile Cyprinellaspiloptera Noturusflavus Etheostoma nigrum Cyprinella whipplei Noturus gyrinus Etheostoma spectabile Cyprinus carpio I Noturus miurus Percina caprodes Ericymba buccata Noturus nocturnus Percinamaculata Erimystax x-punctatus WL Noturus stigmosus SE Percina phoxocephala Extrariusaestivalis Pylodictis olivaris Percina sciera Hybognathus nuchalis CYPRINODONTIDAE Stizostedion canadense Luxilus chrysocephalus Fundulus notatus SCIAENIDAE Macrhybopsis storeriana Aplodinotus grunniens

~~Total number of species = 86 (85 native, 1 introduced) Clark~~

~~Crawford~~

~~0 10~~

~~SCALE~~

Figure 25-2. Map of mussel collection sites in the Wabash River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. Table 25-2. Freshwater mussels recorded from the Wabash River Mainstem in Illinois. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Mollusk Collection and other museum collections. FE = Federally Endangered; FC = Federal. Candidate; SE = Illinois State Endangered; ST = Illinois State Threatened, SC = State Candidate; X = Extirpated from Illinois; t = Extinct

Actinonaias ligamentina Ligumia subrostrata Amblema plicata Megalonaiasnervosa Anodonta grandis Obliquaareflexa Anodonta imbecillis Obovariaolivaria Anodonta suborbiculata Obovariaretusa SE, FE, X Anodontoidesferussacianus Obovariasubrotunda SE Arcidens confragosus Plethobasuscicatricosus SE, FE, X Cumberlandiamonodonta SE, FC Plethobasus cyphyus ST Cyclonaias tuberculata Pleurobemaclava SE, FC Cyprogeniastegaria SE, FE Pleurobema cordatum SC Ellipsarialineolata SC Pleurobemaplenum SE, FE, X Elliptio crassidens ST Pleurobema rubrum SC Elliptio dilatata SC Pleurobemasintoxia Epioblasmaflexuosa SE, t Potamilusalatus Epioblasma obliquata SE, FE, X Potamilus capax SE, FE Epioblasmapersonata SE, t Potamilus ohiensis Epioblasmapropinqua SE, t Potamiluspurpuratus SC Epioblasmarangiana SC, FC, X Ptychobranchusfasciolaris SE Epioblasmasampsonii SE, t Quadrula cylindrica SE Epioblasma torulosa SE, FE, X Quadrulametanevra Epioblasmatriquetra SE Quadrulanodulata Fusconaiaebena SC Quadrulapustulosa Fusconaiaflava Quadnla quadrula Fusconaiasubrotunda SC, FC, X Simpsonaias ambigua SE, FC Hemistena lata SE, FE, X Strophitus undulatus Lampsilis cardium Toxolasma lividus SE, FC Lampsilisfasciola SE Toxolasma parvus Lampsilis ovata SC Toxolasma texasensis Lampsilis siliquoidea Tritogoniaverrucosa Lampsilis teres Trunciladonaciformis Lasmigona complana Truncilla truncata Lasmigona costata Uniomerus tetralasmus ST Leptodeafragilis Villosafabalis SE, FC, X Leptodea leptodon SE, FC, X Villosa lienosa SE Ligumia recta

~~Total number of species = 69. Clark~~

~~Crawford~~

~~N 6~~

~~0 10 20~~

~~SCALE~~

Figure 25-3. Map of crustacean collection sites in the Wabash River represented in the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection. Table 25-3. Freshwater crustaceans recorded from the Wabash River. Data from the Illinois Natural History Survey Crustacean Collection.

~~ISOPODA (ISOPODS)~~

~~ASELLIDAE Caecidoteaforbesi Caecidoteaintermedia Lirceus sp.~~

~~AMPHIPODA (AMPHIPODS)~~

~~GRAMMARIDAE Crangonyxforbesi Crangonyx gracilis Crangonyxpseudogracilis HYALELLIDAE Hyalella azteca~~

~~DECAPODA (CRAYFISHES & SHRIMPS)~~

~~PALAEMONIDAE Macrobrachiumohione CAMBARIDAE Fallicambarusfodiens Orconectes immunis Orconectespropinquus Orconectes virilis Procambarusacutus Procambarusgracilis~~

~~Total number of species = 14. Clark~~

~~Crawford~~

~~N 6~~

~~0 10~~

~~SCALE~~

Figure 25-4. Map of historic (open symbols = pre-1980) and extant (solid symbols = 1980 to present) populations of threatened or endangered fishes (squares) and mussels (circles) in the Wabash River. Clark

~~Nm 6~~

~~0 10 20 MILE, SCALE~~

~~Indiana~~

~~Gall~~

25. The Wabash River - Wabash River, New Harmony to Ohio River, Gallatin/White Co. (fat pocketbook, fanshell, redspotted sunfish) - Wabash River, Illinois state line in Clark Co., ll., to White River, Clark/Crawford/Lawrence/Wabash Co. (elephant-ear, sheepnose, high mussel diversity)