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Eastern Kentucky University Ichthyology Collection
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia audens Hay, 1882 1071.1203M. Compton   2013-10-03 United States, Kentucky, Fulton, Waterbody: Running Slough, System: , Drainage: , Basin: , Helm Rd. bridge, 36.5301400 -89.3024100 Full Record Details
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia beryllina (Cope, 1867) 172.1236Ceas   757-97-121977-10-11 United States, Kentucky, Carlisle, Waterbody: Mississippi R, System: Mississippi R, Drainage: Mississippi R, Basin: Mississippi R, 2 mi W. Winford @ Island #1, 36.9285200 -89.0986600 Full Record Details
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia beryllina (Cope, 1867) 616.6435Bio 757   1999-10-09 United States, Kentucky, Carlisle, Waterbody: Mississippi R, System: Mississippi R, Drainage: Mississippi R, Basin: Mississippi R, Laketon, Ky; boat ramp (W Bardwell), 36.8650100 -89.1196400 Full Record Details
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia beryllina (Cope, 1867) 868.9759Ichthyology Class   2007-10-22 United States, Kentucky, Madison, Waterbody: Clear Creek, System: Kentucky River, Drainage: Kentucky R, Basin: Ohio R, @SR1986 crossing at Doylesville, 37.8416300 -84.1605900 Full Record Details
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia audens Hay, 1882 1166.13048Field Ichthyology   2019-06-04 United States, Tennessee, Obion, Waterbody: Reelfoot Lake; Basin: Upper Blue; walnut log @ Union City, 36.4671530 -89.3188120 Full Record Details
EKU:Ichthyology-EKU-I	Menidia audens Hay, 1882 1183.13234S Harrel & BIO 557 Class   2013-09-06 United States, Kentucky, Madison, Kentucky River; Kentucky Basin; @ boonesboro state Park Full Record Details

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