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Arizona State University Herpetology Collection
ASU:ASUHEC	Eurycea tynerensis Moore and Hughes, 1939 ASUHEC024161CLINE, G R   1988-05-17 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, DOG HOLLOW CREEK ON E SIDE OF ILLINOIS RIVER, N COMBS BRIDGE, T18N R23E SEC 4, 36.0679500 -94.8545700 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHEC	Eurycea tynerensis Moore and Hughes, 1939 ASUHEC024162CLINE, G R   1988-05-17 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, DOG HOLLOW CREEK ON E SIDE OF ILLINOIS RIVER, N COMBS BRIDGE, T18N R23E SEC 4, 36.0679100 -94.8545900 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHEC	Eurycea tynerensis Moore and Hughes, 1939 ASUHEC024163CLINE, G R   1988-05-17 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, DOG HOLLOW CREEK ON E SIDE OF ILLINOIS RIVER, N COMBS BRIDGE, T18N R23E SEC 4, 36.0679400 -94.8545900 Full Record Details
ASU:ASUHEC	Eurycea tynerensis Moore and Hughes, 1939 ASUHEC024164CLINE, G R   1988-05-17 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, DOG HOLLOW CREEK ON E SIDE OF ILLINOIS RIVER, N COMBS BRIDGE, T18N R23E SEC 4, 36.0679300 -94.8545800 Full Record Details
University of Arizona Herpetology Collection
UAZ:Herpetology	Eurycea tynerensis Moore & Hughes, 1939 UAZ 42385R.E. Martin   REM 5571905-05-19 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Camp Eagan, 3 mi N of Eldon on tributary of Barron Fork Full Record Details
UAZ:Herpetology	Eurycea tynerensis Moore & Hughes, 1939 UAZ 42386R.E. Martin   REM 5581905-05-19 United States, Oklahoma, Cherokee, Camp Eagan, 3 mi N of Eldon on tributary of Barron Fork Full Record Details

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