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Fish Collection (DNA Extracts)
NEON:FISC-DNA	Percina caprodes (Rafinesque) NEON02YQALhostert@battelleecology.org   2017-10-31 United States, Oklahoma, Johnston, Southern Plains (D11), Blue River NEON (BLUE), Blue River Stream, Fish parent, 02 Fish Point, 34.441381 -96.623244, 290m Full Record Details
NEON:FISC-DNA	Percina caprodes (Rafinesque) NEON02N09Lhostert@battelleecology.org   2017-10-31 United States, Oklahoma, Johnston, Southern Plains (D11), Blue River NEON (BLUE), Blue River Stream, Fish parent, 02 Fish Point, 34.441381 -96.623244, 290m Full Record Details
NEON:FISC-DNA	Percina caprodes (Rafinesque) NEON02N0ALhostert@battelleecology.org   2017-10-31 United States, Oklahoma, Johnston, Southern Plains (D11), Blue River NEON (BLUE), Blue River Stream, Fish parent, 02 Fish Point, 34.441381 -96.623244, 290m Full Record Details
NEON:FISC-DNA	Percina caprodes (Rafinesque) NEON02N0FLhostert@battelleecology.org   2017-10-31 United States, Oklahoma, Johnston, Southern Plains (D11), Blue River NEON (BLUE), Blue River Stream, Fish parent, 02 Fish Point, 34.441381 -96.623244, 290m Full Record Details
NEON:FISC-DNA	Percina caprodes (Rafinesque) NEON02N4GChristopher Burton (ORCID 0000-0002-2086-5736)   2018-03-26 United States, Oklahoma, Johnston, Southern Plains (D11), Blue River NEON (BLUE), Blue River Stream, Fish parent, 09 Fish Point, 34.446371 -96.623708, 288m Full Record Details

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