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Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science Volume 60 Article 35 2006 New Distributional Records of Lampreys from Arkansas Henry W. Robison Southern Arkansas University, hwrobison@suddenlink.net C. Renn Tumlison Henderson State University James C. Petersen US. Geological Survey Follow this and additional works at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas  Part of the Zoology Commons Recommended Citation Robison, Henry W.; Tumlison, C. Renn; and Petersen, James C. (2006) "New Distributional Records of Lampreys from Arkansas," Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science: Vol. 60 , Article 35. Available at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol60/iss1/35 This article is available for use under the Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-ND 4.0). Users are able to read, download, copy, print, distribute, search, link to the full texts of these articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking prior permission from the publisher or the author. This General Note is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks@UARK. It has been accepted for inclusion in Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science by an authorized editor of ScholarWorks@UARK. For more information, please contact scholar@uark.edu. Henry W. Robison' ,Renn Tumlison ,and James C. PetersenDepartment ofBiology,Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, AR 71754-9354Department ofBiology, Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR 71999US. Geological Survey, 401 Hardin Road, LittleRock, AR 722114Correspondence: hwrobison@saumag.eduLampreys (Petromyzontidae) are members of an ancientgroup offishes which are unique among the vertebrates inbeingjawless. Four species oflampreys occur inArkansas; the leastbrook lamprey, Lampetra aepyptera (Abbott); the Americanbrook lamprey, L. appendix (DeKay); the chestnut lamprey,Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard, and the southern brooklamprey, /. gagei Hubbs and Trautman. Lampreys are generallydifficult to collect unless during spawning and therefore are notrepresented inmuseum collections as often as other species offishes. Recent collecting in Arkansas since the publication ofRobison and Buchanan (1988) has revealed a number of newlocality records for each of the 4 Arkansas lampreys. Thiseffort consolidates and updates records of lampreys collectedsince 1988 and adds additional natural history data on Arkansaslampreys.Museum numbers are provided where appropriate as arelocality, date, collector, number of individuals, and any otherpertinent aspects dealing with the biology of the species.Museums where collections are housed and their respectiveabbreviations are listed as follows: Henderson State University(HSU), University of Louisiana - Monroe (NLU),and SouthernArkansas University (SAU).Lampetra aepyptera (Abbott). Least brook lamprey.Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported only 10 localities inArkansas for L.aepyptera, only one of which was in the WhiteRiver system. Harp and Matthews (1975) reported the firstWhite River system records of L.aepyptera from Piney CreekinFulton County, Arkansas. On 8 May 2003 2 specimens ofL.aepyptera were collected from MillBranch near Mt. Hershey,Newton County, Arkansas (Table 1); (Petersen and Justis 2005).These represent the first record of this species in the BuffaloRiver system and only the second record in the entire WhiteRiver system inArkansas. Inaddition, 2records are documentedfrom Spring River (HSU 2047) and Piney Creek (HSU 2423),respectively (Table 1). The new Piney Creek collection (HSU2423) consisted of 3 adult specimens and represents only thesecond collection from Piney Creek and the fourth collectionmade from the White River system.Lampetra appendix (DeKay). American brook lamprey.Only 7 records of L. appendix were reported by Robison andBuchanan (1988) for Arkansas. AllL. appendix records werefrom the White River system until Tumlison and Tumlison(1999) discovered this species in the Ouachita River system inClark County in southern Arkansas. Adults are also knownfrom L'Eau Frais Creek in Clark and Hot Spring counties. Atotal of 15 specimens collected since 1988 taken in 8 additionalcollections are documented in Table 1. Twelve of the 15specimens were collected from L'Eau Frais Creek, whereas 3specimens (HSU 2798) were taken from Piney Creek (WhiteRiver system) innorthern Arkansas (Table 1).Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard. Chestnut lamprey.The chestnut lamprey is the most widely distributed lampreyspecies in Arkansas. Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported54 localities for this parasitic lamprey within the state. Wedocument an additional 22 localities for this species and 33individuals in Arkansas including 12 specimens, which werespawning, collected from the lower Caddo River at the 1-30bridge at Caddo Valley, Arkansas (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (SAUcollection) in Clark County on 16 April 1996 which werespawning. These adults were spawning inan excavated gravelnest approximately 1 m from shore in 45.7 cm of water. Thewater temperature was 16.7 °C. Chestnut lampreys were alsoobserved (JCP) spawning in the Buffalo River near Hasty,Arkansas on 24 April2003.Ichthyomyzon gagei Hubbs and Trautman. Southernbrook lamprey. Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported 50localities for this non-parasitic lamprey in Arkansas. Since1988, 12 additional adult specimens and 3 identified ammocoeteswere collected from 11 Arkansas localities in Clark, Franklin,Johnson, Hot Spring, Saline, and Stone counties (Table 1).Unidentified Ammocoetes. Collections of unidentifiedammocoetes taken since 1988 are provided in Table 1 fromClark, Carroll, Fulton, Madison, Marion, Newton, and Searcycounties to account for known records oflampreys at specificsites.Journal ofthe Arkansas Academy ofScience, Vol.60, 2006194194Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 60 [2006], Art. 35Published by Arkansas Academy of Science, 2006195Table 1. Lamprey collections inArkansas, 1988-2005.Date Collector Locality, Section, Township, Range, Sample Size (parentheses), HSU Museum NumberLampetra aepyptera Abbott8 May 2003 J. C. Pete. . t rsen Newton Co.: MillBranch downstream from MitchHillSpring near Mt.Hershey (SE Va ofNW1/4 of Sec. 25, T16, R19 (n =2).18 Apr 1997 J. Thompson Fulton Co.: Spring River, 6 mi.E ofMammoth Spring @ Hwy63 (Sec. 16, T21N, R5W)(n= 1)HSU 2047.20 Feb 1999 B.Fluker Izard Co.: Piney Creek @ access road (Sec. 5, 16N, R10W) (n=3)HSU 2423.Lampetra appendix (Do Kay)24 Feb 1996 R.Tumlis*lison Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 6mi. SE ofArkadelphia, Hwy 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n=2)HSU 1398.31 Jan 1997 R. Tumlison Clark Co.: L'eau Frais Creek 9 km SE ofArkadelphia, Hwy 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n-2)HSU 2189.2 Mar 199625 Feb 1995R. TumlisonR. TumlisonClark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 1mi.SE ofJoan (Sec. 22, T7S, R18W) (n =2) HSU 1401.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 6 miSE ofArkadelphia at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 1400.19 Feb 1994 J. Rutherford Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy 7 near Manchester (Sec. 1, T8S, R18W) (n-1)HSU 672.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 6 miSE Arkadelphia at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n =1) HSU 1399.2Mar 1996 R. Tumlison22 Feb 1997 R.Tumlison Hot Spring Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 8 kmE Donaldson at St. Hwy. 222 (Sec. 15, T6S,R17W)(n =3)HSU2191.20 Feb 1999 D.Fendley andB.FlukerIzard Co.: Piney Creek (Sec. 5, T16N, R10W) (n-3)HSU 2798.Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard16 Apr 1996 H. W. Robisoi. . i n Clark Co.: Caddo River at 1-30 bridge at Caddo Valley, AR (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (n= 12)SAU Collection.4 May 1999 R. TumlisonD.FendleyJ. HardageJ.NixClark Co.: Tupelo Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec.35, T7S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 27526 Apr 1994Apr 1991Clark Co.: Caddo River at St. Hwy. 84 (Sec.24,T5S, R23W) (n= 1) HSU 978.Clark Co.: Lower dam DeGray Lake, Caddo River (Sec. 35, T6S, R20W) (n= 1) HSU 295.R. TumlisonB.HesingtonK.Bailey19 Apr 199420 Apr 1994Clark Co.: Brushy Creek at DeGray Lake (Sec.8, T6S, R21W) (n =1) HSU 856.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 4 mi from Manchester, Hwy 7 at 2nd bridge (NE Va, Seel,T8S, R19W) (n =1) HSU 412.M.MajorC. PettyJ. Russell25 Mar 1994 Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek onHwy 7, 5.6 mi. S jetHwys 51 &7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 542.4 May 199417 Feb 1996M.WithersR. TumlisonClark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek near Manchester (Sec. 1, T8S, R18W) (n =1) HSU 842.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 9 km SE Arkadelphia, at St.Hwy. 7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n =2)HSU 2188.Clark Co.: Caddo River (Sec.26, T5S, R22W) (n= 1) HSU 2135.Garland Co.: Lake Hamilton (Sec.18, T2S, R20W) (n =1) HSU 2139.Garland Co.: Lake Hamilton at St. Hwy. 192 (T3S, R20W) (n-1) HSU 2276.Hot Spring Co. L'Eau Frais Creek 6mi.E Donaldson at St. Hwy. 222 (Sec. 10, T6S, R17W)(n = 1) HSU 1605.22 May 1997 G W. Gaddis6 Mar 1997 D.Rowland20 Mar 1999 D.Dyer4Mar 1997 J. Thompson20 Feb 19993 Apr 199925 Mar 199712 Apr 1997D.FendleyB.CrumpW. DaggettD.DunlapIzard Co.: Piney Creek at access road (Sec.5, T16N, R10W) (n-1) HSU 2414.Pike Co.: Caddo River at Glenwood (Sec. 10, T5S, R24W) (n = 1) HSU 2799.Newton Co.: Buffalo River (Sec. 19, T16N, R20W) (n= 1) HSU 1924.Pike Co.: Caddo River at U.S. Hwy70 (Sec. 10, T5S, R24W) (n-1) HSU 1704.Journal of the Arkansas Academy ofScience, Vol. 60, 2006195Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 60 [2006], Art. 35https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol60/iss1/35Table 1. Lamprey collections inArkansas, 1988-2005. (cont.)Date Collector Locality,Section, Township, Range, Sample Size (parentheses), HSU Museum NumberIchthyomyzon castaneus Girard (cont.)12 Apr 1994 R. Fisher Sto. i ne Co.: White River at St. Hwy. 9 (Sec.12, T15N, Rl1W) (n-1) HSU 836.J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River near Woolum (Sec. 4, T15N, R18W) (n= 1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Hasty (Sec. 34, T16N, R20W) (n= 1).J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Buffalo River near mouth (Sec. 36, T18N, R14W) (n = 1).D. Thompson Clark Co.: DeGray Lake near Brushy Landing (Sec. 8, T6S, R21W) (n = 1) HSU 3154.16 Jul 200224 Apr 200319 Mar 20035 Apr 2005Ichthyomyzon gagei Hubbs and Trautman30 Apr 2003 H.Runyan Clark <Co.: Caddo River (Sec.7, T7S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2888.J. Patterson Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy 7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n = 1) HSU 2361(ammocoete).4May 199911 Feb 1999 J. Hardage Clark Co.: Bradshaw Creek at St. Hwy. 51 (Seel, T8S, R21W) (n =1) HSU 2503.4 May 1999 D.Fendley and Clark Co. Tupelo Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 35, T7S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2753..J. Hardage22 Mar 1997 R. Tumlison Hot Spring Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 7.5 mi.E. Donaldson (Sec. 1, T6S, R17W) (n =4) HSU1489 (1adult, 3 ammocoetes).S. Ryders Saline Co.: Caney Creek at U. S. Hwy. 70 near 1-30 bridge (Sec. 20, T2S, R16W) (n-1)27 Feb 1999HSU 2462.H. W. Robison Stone Co.: East Livingston Creek (Sylamore Creek Dr.) (Sec. 23, T16N, R11W) (n= 2)SAU Fish Collection.8 Mar 200220 Mar 1995 G. Leeds Franklin Co.: Mulberry River (Sec. 34, T12N, R27W) (n = 1) SAU Fish Collection.H. W. Robison Johnson Co.: LittlePiney Creek (Sec. 26, TlIN,R22W) (n =1) SAUFish Collection.R. Tumlison Clark Co.: Caddo River at St. Hwy 7 (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 1386.20 Feb 199931 Oct 199620 Apr 1994 M.Major and Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 4mi. from Manchester at Hwy.7 (NE Va, Sec. 1, T8S,C.Petty R19W) (n= 1) HSU 3155.Unidentified Ammocoetes31 Jul 2001 J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo Rivernear Boxley (Sec. 22, T15N, R23W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Pruitt (Sec. 7, T16N, R20W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Hasty (Sec. 34, T16N, R20W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River near Woolum (Sec. 4, T15N, R18W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River at Shine Eye near Gilbert (Sec. 36, T16N, R17W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Buffalo River at Highway 14 near Harriet (Sec. 34, T17N, R15W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Newton Co: Little Buffalo River near mouth near Pruitt (Sec. 20, T16N, R20W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Madison Co.: Kings River near Kingston (Sec. 29, T16N, R24W) (n=l).27 Jun 200231 Jul 200118 Jul 200118 Jul 200113 Sep 20022 Aug 200114 Aug 200120 Aug 2002 J.C. Petersen Carroll Co.: Osage Creek near Berryville (Sec. 12, T19N, R25W) (n=l).10 Sep 2002 J.C. Petersen Carroll Co.: Long Creek near Denver (Sec. 16, T20N, R22W) (n=l).17 Sep 2002 J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Hampton Creek near Eros (Sec. 21, T18N, R17W) (n=l).A. Westin Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2332.S. Townsend Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. 28 (Sec. 22, T7S, R18W) (n =1) HSU 3022.S. Townsend Fulton Co.: Spring River (Sec. 21, T21N, R5W) (n =1) HSU 3066.8 May 19993 Mar 200510 Apr 2005Literature Cited Scientific Investigations Report 2005-5130. Little Rock: U.S. Geological Survey. 37 p.Harp GLand W JMatthews. 1975. First Arkansas records of Robison HW and T MBuchanan. 1988. Fishes ofArkansas.Fayetteville (AR): University of Arkansas Press. 536 p.Lampetra spp. (Petromyzontidae). Southwestern Naturalist20:409-420. Tumlison Rand C Tumlison. 1999. Anextralimital populationof Lampetra appendix (Petromyzontidae) in southwesternArkansas. Southwestern Naturalist 44: 106-108.Petersen J C and B G Justus. 2005. The fishes of BuffaloNational River, 2001-2003. U. S. Geological SurveyJournal of the Arkansas Academy ofScience, Vol. 60, 2006196196Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 60 [2006], Art. 35Published by Arkansas Academy of Science, 2006

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Journal of the Arkansas Academy of ScienceVolume 60 Article 352006New Distributional Records of Lampreys fromArkansasHenry W. RobisonSouthern Arkansas University, hwrobison@saumag.eduC. Renn TumlisonHenderson State UniversityJames C. PetersenUS. Geological SurveyFollow this and additional works at: http://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaasPart of the Zoology CommonsThis article is available for use under the Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivatives 4.0 International (CC BY-ND 4.0). Users are able toread, download, copy, print, distribute, search, link to the full texts of these articles, or use them for any other lawful purpose, without asking priorpermission from the publisher or the author.This General Note is brought to you for free and open access by ScholarWorks@UARK. It has been accepted for inclusion in Journal of the ArkansasAcademy of Science by an authorized editor of ScholarWorks@UARK. For more information, please contact scholar@uark.edu.Recommended CitationRobison, Henry W.; Tumlison, C. Renn; and Petersen, James C. (2006) "New Distributional Records of Lampreys from Arkansas,"Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science: Vol. 60 , Article 35.Available at: http://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol60/iss1/35Henry W. Robison',Renn Tumlison ,and James C. PetersenDepartment ofBiology,Southern Arkansas University, Magnolia, AR 71754-9354Department ofBiology, Henderson State University, Arkadelphia, AR 71999US. Geological Survey, 401 Hardin Road, LittleRock, AR 722114Correspondence: hwrobison@saumag.eduLampreys (Petromyzontidae) are members of an ancientgroup offishes which are unique among the vertebrates inbeingjawless. Four species oflampreys occur inArkansas; the leastbrook lamprey, Lampetra aepyptera (Abbott); the Americanbrook lamprey, L. appendix (DeKay); the chestnut lamprey,Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard, and the southern brooklamprey, /. gagei Hubbs and Trautman. Lampreys are generallydifficult to collect unless during spawning and therefore are notrepresented inmuseum collections as often as other species offishes. Recent collecting in Arkansas since the publication ofRobison and Buchanan (1988) has revealed a number of newlocality records for each of the 4 Arkansas lampreys. Thiseffort consolidates and updates records of lampreys collectedsince 1988 and adds additional natural history data on Arkansaslampreys.Museum numbers are provided where appropriate as arelocality, date, collector, number of individuals, and any otherpertinent aspects dealing with the biology of the species.Museums where collections are housed and their respectiveabbreviations are listed as follows: Henderson State University(HSU), University of Louisiana - Monroe (NLU),and SouthernArkansas University (SAU).Lampetra aepyptera (Abbott). Least brook lamprey.Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported only 10 localities inArkansas for L.aepyptera, only one of which was in the WhiteRiver system. Harp and Matthews (1975) reported the firstWhite River system records of L.aepyptera from Piney CreekinFulton County, Arkansas. On 8 May 2003 2 specimens ofL.aepyptera were collected from MillBranch near Mt. Hershey,Newton County, Arkansas (Table 1); (Petersen and Justis 2005).These represent the first record of this species in the BuffaloRiver system and only the second record in the entire WhiteRiver system inArkansas. Inaddition, 2records are documentedfrom Spring River (HSU 2047) and Piney Creek (HSU 2423),respectively (Table 1). The new Piney Creek collection (HSU2423) consisted of 3 adult specimens and represents only thesecond collection from Piney Creek and the fourth collectionmade from the White River system.Lampetra appendix (DeKay). American brook lamprey.Only 7 records of L. appendix were reported by Robison andBuchanan (1988) for Arkansas. AllL. appendix records werefrom the White River system until Tumlison and Tumlison(1999) discovered this species in the Ouachita River system inClark County in southern Arkansas. Adults are also knownfrom L'Eau Frais Creek in Clark and Hot Spring counties. Atotal of 15 specimens collected since 1988 taken in 8 additionalcollections are documented in Table 1. Twelve of the 15specimens were collected from L'Eau Frais Creek, whereas 3specimens (HSU 2798) were taken from Piney Creek (WhiteRiver system) innorthern Arkansas (Table 1).Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard. Chestnut lamprey.The chestnut lamprey is the most widely distributed lampreyspecies in Arkansas. Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported54 localities for this parasitic lamprey within the state. Wedocument an additional 22 localities for this species and 33individuals in Arkansas including 12 specimens, which werespawning, collected from the lower Caddo River at the 1-30bridge at Caddo Valley, Arkansas (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (SAUcollection) in Clark County on 16 April 1996 which werespawning. These adults were spawning inan excavated gravelnest approximately 1 m from shore in 45.7 cm of water. Thewater temperature was 16.7 °C. Chestnut lampreys were alsoobserved (JCP) spawning in the Buffalo River near Hasty,Arkansas on 24 April2003.Ichthyomyzon gagei Hubbs and Trautman. Southernbrook lamprey. Robison and Buchanan (1988) reported 50localities for this non-parasitic lamprey in Arkansas. Since1988, 12 additional adult specimens and 3 identified ammocoeteswere collected from 11 Arkansas localities in Clark, Franklin,Johnson, Hot Spring, Saline, and Stone counties (Table 1).Unidentified Ammocoetes. Collections of unidentifiedammocoetes taken since 1988 are provided in Table 1 fromClark, Carroll, Fulton, Madison, Marion, Newton, and Searcycounties to account for known records oflampreys at specificsites.Journal ofthe Arkansas Academy ofScience, Vol.60, 2006194194Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 60 [2006], Art. 35Published by Arkansas Academy of Science, 2006195Table 1. Lamprey collections inArkansas, 1988-2005.Date Collector Locality, Section, Township, Range, Sample Size (parentheses), HSU Museum NumberLampetra aepyptera Abbott8 May 2003 J. C. Pete. . t rsen Newton Co.: MillBranch downstream from MitchHillSpring near Mt.Hershey (SE Va ofNW1/4 of Sec. 25, T16, R19 (n =2).18 Apr 1997 J. Thompson Fulton Co.: Spring River, 6 mi.E ofMammoth Spring @ Hwy63 (Sec. 16, T21N, R5W)(n= 1)HSU 2047.20 Feb 1999 B.Fluker Izard Co.: Piney Creek @ access road (Sec. 5, 16N, R10W) (n=3)HSU 2423.Lampetra appendix (Do Kay)24 Feb 1996 R.Tumlis*lison Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 6mi. SE ofArkadelphia, Hwy 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n=2)HSU 1398.31 Jan 1997 R. Tumlison Clark Co.: L'eau Frais Creek 9 km SE ofArkadelphia, Hwy 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n-2)HSU 2189.2 Mar 199625 Feb 1995R. TumlisonR. TumlisonClark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 1mi.SE ofJoan (Sec. 22, T7S, R18W) (n =2) HSU 1401.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 6 miSE ofArkadelphia at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 1400.19 Feb 1994 J. Rutherford Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy 7 near Manchester (Sec. 1, T8S, R18W) (n-1)HSU 672.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 6 miSE Arkadelphia at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n =1) HSU 1399.2Mar 1996 R. Tumlison22 Feb 1997 R.Tumlison Hot Spring Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 8 kmE Donaldson at St. Hwy. 222 (Sec. 15, T6S,R17W)(n =3)HSU2191.20 Feb 1999 D.Fendley andB.FlukerIzard Co.: Piney Creek (Sec. 5, T16N, R10W) (n-3)HSU 2798.Ichthyomyzon castaneus Girard16 Apr 1996 H. W. Robisoi. . i n Clark Co.: Caddo River at 1-30 bridge at Caddo Valley, AR (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (n= 12)SAU Collection.4 May 1999 R. TumlisonD.FendleyJ. HardageJ.NixClark Co.: Tupelo Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec.35, T7S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 27526 Apr 1994Apr 1991Clark Co.: Caddo River at St. Hwy. 84 (Sec.24,T5S, R23W) (n= 1) HSU 978.Clark Co.: Lower dam DeGray Lake, Caddo River (Sec. 35, T6S, R20W) (n= 1) HSU 295.R. TumlisonB.HesingtonK.Bailey19 Apr 199420 Apr 1994Clark Co.: Brushy Creek at DeGray Lake (Sec.8, T6S, R21W) (n =1) HSU 856.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 4 mi from Manchester, Hwy 7 at 2nd bridge (NE Va, Seel,T8S, R19W) (n =1) HSU 412.M.MajorC. PettyJ. Russell25 Mar 1994 Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek onHwy 7, 5.6 mi. S jetHwys 51 &7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n-1) HSU 542.4 May 199417 Feb 1996M.WithersR. TumlisonClark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek near Manchester (Sec. 1, T8S, R18W) (n =1) HSU 842.Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek 9 km SE Arkadelphia, at St.Hwy. 7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n =2)HSU 2188.Clark Co.: Caddo River (Sec.26, T5S, R22W) (n= 1) HSU 2135.Garland Co.: Lake Hamilton (Sec.18, T2S, R20W) (n =1) HSU 2139.Garland Co.: Lake Hamilton at St. Hwy. 192 (T3S, R20W) (n- 1) HSU 2276.Hot Spring Co. L'Eau Frais Creek 6mi.E Donaldson at St. Hwy. 222 (Sec. 10, T6S, R17W)(n = 1) HSU 1605.22 May 1997 G W. Gaddis6 Mar 1997 D.Rowland20 Mar 1999 D.Dyer4Mar 1997 J. Thompson20 Feb 19993 Apr 199925 Mar 199712 Apr 1997D.FendleyB.CrumpW. DaggettD.DunlapIzard Co.: Piney Creek at access road (Sec.5, T16N, R10W) (n-1) HSU 2414.Pike Co.: Caddo River at Glenwood (Sec. 10, T5S, R24W) (n = 1) HSU 2799.Newton Co.: Buffalo River (Sec. 19, T16N, R20W) (n= 1) HSU 1924.Pike Co.: Caddo River at U.S. Hwy70 (Sec. 10, T5S, R24W) (n-1) HSU 1704.Journal of the Arkansas Academy ofScience, Vol. 60, 2006195Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science, Vol. 60 [2006], Art. 35http://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol60/iss1/35Table 1. Lamprey collections inArkansas, 1988-2005. (cont.)Date Collector Locality,Section, Township, Range, Sample Size (parentheses), HSU Museum NumberIchthyomyzon castaneus Girard (cont.)12 Apr 1994 R. Fisher Sto. i ne Co.: White River at St. Hwy. 9 (Sec.12, T15N, Rl1W) (n-1) HSU 836.J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River near Woolum (Sec. 4, T15N, R18W) (n= 1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Hasty (Sec. 34, T16N, R20W) (n= 1).J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Buffalo River near mouth (Sec. 36, T18N, R14W) (n = 1).D. Thompson Clark Co.: DeGray Lake near Brushy Landing (Sec. 8, T6S, R21W) (n = 1) HSU 3154.16 Jul 200224 Apr 200319 Mar 20035 Apr 2005Ichthyomyzon gagei Hubbs and Trautman30 Apr 2003 H.Runyan Clark <Co.: Caddo River (Sec.7, T7S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2888.J. Patterson Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy 7 (Seel, T8S, R19W) (n = 1) HSU 2361(ammocoete).4May 199911 Feb 1999 J. Hardage Clark Co.: Bradshaw Creek at St. Hwy. 51 (Seel, T8S, R21W) (n =1) HSU 2503.4 May 1999 D.Fendley and Clark Co. Tupelo Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 35, T7S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2753..J. Hardage22 Mar 1997 R. Tumlison Hot Spring Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 7.5 mi.E. Donaldson (Sec. 1, T6S, R17W) (n =4) HSU1489 (1adult, 3 ammocoetes).S. Ryders Saline Co.: Caney Creek at U. S. Hwy. 70 near 1-30 bridge (Sec. 20, T2S, R16W) (n-1)27 Feb 1999HSU 2462.H. W. Robison Stone Co.: East Livingston Creek (Sylamore Creek Dr.) (Sec. 23, T16N, R11W) (n= 2)SAU Fish Collection.8 Mar 200220 Mar 1995 G. Leeds Franklin Co.: Mulberry River (Sec. 34, T12N, R27W) (n = 1) SAU Fish Collection.H. W. Robison Johnson Co.: LittlePiney Creek (Sec. 26, TlIN,R22W) (n =1) SAUFish Collection.R. Tumlison Clark Co.: Caddo River at St. Hwy 7 (Sec. 31, T6S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 1386.20 Feb 199931 Oct 199620 Apr 1994 M.Major and Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek, 4mi. from Manchester at Hwy.7 (NE Va, Sec. 1, T8S,C.Petty R19W) (n= 1) HSU 3155.Unidentified Ammocoetes31 Jul 2001 J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo Rivernear Boxley (Sec. 22, T15N, R23W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Pruitt (Sec. 7, T16N, R20W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Newton Co.: Buffalo River near Hasty (Sec. 34, T16N, R20W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River near Woolum (Sec. 4, T15N, R18W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Searcy Co.: Buffalo River at Shine Eye near Gilbert (Sec. 36, T16N, R17W) (n-1).J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Buffalo River at Highway 14 near Harriet (Sec. 34, T17N, R15W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Newton Co: Little Buffalo River near mouth near Pruitt (Sec. 20, T16N, R20W) (n=l).J.C. Petersen Madison Co.: Kings River near Kingston (Sec. 29, T16N, R24W) (n=l).27 Jun 200231 Jul 200118 Jul 200118 Jul 200113 Sep 20022 Aug 200114 Aug 200120 Aug 2002 J.C. Petersen Carroll Co.: Osage Creek near Berryville (Sec. 12, T19N, R25W) (n=l).10 Sep 2002 J.C. Petersen Carroll Co.: Long Creek near Denver (Sec. 16, T20N, R22W) (n=l).17 Sep 2002 J.C. Petersen Marion Co.: Hampton Creek near Eros (Sec. 21, T18N, R17W) (n=l).A. Westin Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. Hwy. 7 (Sec. 1, T8S, R19W) (n= 1) HSU 2332.S. Townsend Clark Co.: L'Eau Frais Creek at St. 28 (Sec. 22, T7S, R18W) (n =1) HSU 3022.S. 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