MUSSELpdb | valid sp. Pyganodon grandis specimens

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Page last updated
Tue 05 Oct 2021

The Freshwater Mussels (Unionoida) of the World (and other less consequential bivalves)

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This page reports the specimens in the MUSSELpdb and provides a map if geocodes are known. The taxonomic history reports the record of different names and combinations that have been applied to this species (and its synonyms) since 2007.

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species Pyganodon grandis (Say, 1829): specimens
77 nominal species as synonyms

Taxonomic History (since 2007)

Pyganodon grandis — Zanatta et al. (2007), Cyr et al. (2007), Graf & Cummings (2007), Manendo et al. (2008), ..., Tiemann et al. (2020), Lopes-Lima et al. (2020), Graf & Cummings (2021), Bieler (2021)
Pyganodon simpsonaia — Cyr et al. (2007)
Pyganodon grandis grandis — Watters et al. (2009)
Anodonta grandis grandis — ITIS (2012)
Anodonta grandis corpulenta — ITIS (2012)
Anodonta grandis simpsoniana — ITIS (2012)
Pyganodon simpsoniana — Doucet-Beaupré et al. (2012)
P. grandis — Sheng et al. (2014), Marshall et al. (2018)
Anodonta grandis — Kongim et al. (2015)

Range: Widespread in the Central North America, from Mexico to the Arctic. Invading east to the Atlantic Slope.

Map of Georeferenced Specimens
species map

Canada
USNM_5712 Great Slave Lake	USNM_86434 Fort Rae, Gt. Slave Lake	USNM_86442 N End of Lake Winnipeg
USNM_86443 Mo. of Saskatchewan R., L. Winnipeg
Mexico
USNM_791584 pond W of Rio Grijalva, about 3 km above Villa Hermosa, Tabasco, Mexico	USNM_161480 Monte Cristo, Tabasco, Mexico	BMNH_93-2-4-2006 Tabasco, Mexico
MNHN_MP_1304 Mexique	MNHN_MP_1287 Mexique Rio Tabasco [=Grijalva]	MNHN_MP_1300 Mexique Tabasco
UF_270327 Mexico	UF_270329 Chiapas, Mexico	UF_20297 Estero De Paso De Mujeres, Tenochtitlan, Veracruz, Mexico
BMNH_1965189 Rio Nopalata, Mexico	UF_360161 Rio Coatzacoalcos, Oaxacana, Veracruz, Mexico	USNM_795625 Rio Grijalva, pond, 3 km above Villa Hermosa, Tabasco, Mexico. Station 2970
OSUM_44346 Lake Pátzcuaro, E end, Rio Balsas Dr.	USNM_86701 Concha Lake, 20 leagues S Vera Cruz near Tlocatalpan, Mexico	BMNH_1893-2-4-2009 Rio dos Idolos, un des bras du fleuve Grijalva, Tabasco [Mexico]
USNM_809011 Grijalva River, 3 km above city and West of Rio Grijalva, Tabasco, Mexico USNM_809153 Grijalva River, 3 km above city and West of Rio Grijalva, Tabasco, Mexico USNM_809156 Grijalva River, 3 km above city and West of Rio Grijalva, Tabasco, Mexico UMMZ_uncat. Rio San Juan, near Cuatotolapam
USA
USNM_86680 Texas	USNM_86702 Lake Concordia, Louisiana	UMMZ_104010 Clear Lake, Ulvers Pt., Deuel Co., South Dakota
USNM_86690 Leon Co., Texas	SMF_4300 Ohio, U.S.A.	MCZ_150645 Michigan
MCZ_161863 [Shears Lake, Kent Co.], Michigan	MCZ_161861 Camp Lake, Michigan	MCZ_150644 Sand Lake, Michigan
MCZ_161867 Slawsons Lake, Michigan	MCZ_150633 Shears Lake, Michigan	USNM_87806 Leon, Texas
USNM_86706 Ft. Winnebago	USNM_86381 Lake Champlain, Vermont	USNM_86426 Topeka, Kas.
USNM_86427 Uphaupee Cr., ..., Ala.	USNM_86440 Lake Pepin, Ohio	USNM_86468 Fort Winnebago
USNM_86540 Poland, Ohio	USNM_128835 New Orleans	USNM_86595 Mohawk, N.Y.
TMYERS_003	USNM_86615 Marietta, Ohio	USNM_86626 Bear Grass Creek, near Louisville, Ky
USNM_86633 canal, near Cincinnati, Ohio	USNM_86657 Harpeth R., Tenn	USNM_86659 Port Gibson, Mississippi
USNM_86664 Bayou Teche, Louisiana	USNM_86666 Red R., Alexandria, Louisiana
UAT_2225 BMNH_1968652 Texas
unknown
ZMB_MP_0195 [no locality available - Central America]	USNM_86677 [no locality available - North America]

Page updated: 07:26:39 Tue 05 Oct 2021

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