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Arizona State University Ichthyology Collection
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea Jordan, 1880 ASUFIC009102HENDRICKSON, D A   D.H. AND E.M. 23-811981-01-20 Mexico, Jalisco, Ameca, RIO AMECA DRAINAGE, STREAM AT EDGE OF TOWN OF AMECA ON ROAD TO MASCOTA, 20.5364900 -104.0499300 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea atripinnis Jordan, 1880 ASUFIC009199HENDRICKSON, D A   D.H. AND E.M. 36-811981-01-27 Mexico, Guanajuato, Salamanca, RIO LERMA DRAINAGE, STREAM JUST S. OF VALTIERRILLA, SE OF SALAMANCA, 20.5267300 -101.1275200 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea atripinnis Jordan, 1880 ASUFIC009128Hendrickson, D   DH and EM 27-811981-01-22 Mexico, Jalisco, Rio Grande de Santiago, Lerma Drainage, Canals in basin of Laguna de Sayula, northeast Sayula, 20.0250300 -103.5395200 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea atripinnis Jordan, 1880 ASUFIC009136Hendrickson, D   DH and EM 33-811981-01-26 Mexico, Michoacan, Rio Lerma drainage, Stream at highway 15 crossing between La Gavia and La Cieneguilla, 30.5 km West Toluca, 20.2076280 -102.7809570 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea atripinnis Jordan, 1880 ASUFIC009142Hendrickson, D   DH and EM 35-811981-01-27 Mexico, Queretaro, Rio Panuco drainage, thermal spring run into Tequisquiapan, 20.5500000 -99.8833330 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea luitpoldii (Steindachner, 1894) ASUFIC009156Hendrickson, D   DH and EM 31-811981-01-25 Mexico, Jalisco, Rio Lerma drainage, Rio Lerma ca. 0.5 km above mouth (Laguna Chapala), 20.2961560 -103.1912340 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUFIC	Goodea luitpoldii (Steindachner, 1894) ASUFIC009164Hendrickson, D   DH and EM 32-811981-01-25 Mexico, Jalisco, Interior drainage, Laguna Patzcuaro, 19.5159380 -101.6088670 Full Record Details

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