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[[Image:sheepnose.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]SHEEPNOSE. Mussel. Considered historically widespread but uncommon, the Sheepnose is now considered endangered in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin.  There have been no species of fish found that act as hosts for the young.
[[Image:sheepnose.jpg|left|thumb|250px|]]SHEEPNOSE. Considered historically widespread but uncommon, the Sheepnose is now considered endangered in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin.  There have been no species of fish found that act as hosts for the young.


[[Category: Mussels]]
[[Category: Mussels]]

Latest revision as of 18:37, 23 March 2024

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SHEEPNOSE. Considered historically widespread but uncommon, the Sheepnose is now considered endangered in Iowa, Illinois, Minnesota, Missouri and Wisconsin. There have been no species of fish found that act as hosts for the young.

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