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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 Cambarunio taeniatus (Conrad, 1834): specimens
18 nominal species as synonyms

Taxonomic History (since 2007)

Villosa taeniata — Graf & Cummings (2007), Williams et al. (2008), Cummings & Graf (2010), Bogan (2010), Haag (2012), ITIS (2012), IUCN (2012), Williams et al. (2017)
Cambarunio taeniatus pictus — Watters (2018)
Cambarunio taeniatus taeniatus — Watters (2018)
Cambarunio taeniatus punctatus — Watters (2018)
Cambarunio taeniatus — Graf & Cummings (2021), FMCS (2021), Hopper et al. (2023)

Range: Tennessee and Cumberland rivers, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Alabama, USA.

Map of Georeferenced Specimens
species map

USA
USNM_84953 Harpeth R., Tennessee	MCZ_5792 Harpeth River, Tennessee	ANSP_126139 Tennessee
USNM_85662 Northern Alabama	USNM_84857A N Alabama	USNM_84961 Stone River, Tenn
USNM_84962 Harpeth R., Tenn	USNM_84965 Harpeth R., Tenn	USNM_84967 Tenn.
USNM_84968 Tuscumbia, Alabama	ANSP_56441 Flint River, Ala.

Genbank Vouchers

USA

UAUC_2718 (ND1)

Page updated: 08:39:53 Wed 06 Nov 2024

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