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Winged MapleleafEducational resources on Winged MapleleafWinged Mapleleaf or Quadrula fragosa is listed on the IUCN Red list (1996) as Critically Endangered due to A1c. IUCN Profile of the Winged Mapleleaf Winged Mapleleaf Studio7designs - Professional Photography and Graphic Designs, Victoria BC Canada www.macalester.edu/~hornbach/WInged_mapleleaf.html Freshwater Mussels of the Midwest - Quadrula fragosa Winged mapleleaf: Quadrula fragosa, UIMNH Z-3871. Kaskaskia River, Washington County, Illinois. www.inhs.uiuc.edu/cbd/musselmanual/page28_9.html Winged Mapleleaf U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service What is the winged mapleleaf? The only reproducing population of winged mapleleaf is found in the St. Croix River along the Wisconsin and Minnesota www.macalester.edu/~hornbach/pdf%20files/wmapleleaf.pdf Articles, Presentations, and Reports in 2000 Citation - Hove, M. C., J. E. Kurth, J. L. Sieracki, and A. R. Kapuscinski. 2000. Brooding behavior and suitable host for the winged mapleleaf (Quadrula fragosa). fwcb.cfans.umn.edu/personnel/staff/hove/Outreach/2000/winged.mapleleaf.report Articles, Presentations, and Reports in 2001 Winged mapleleaf glochidial metamorphosis on channel catfish verified. Ellipsaria 3(1): 16-17. Heath, D. J., R. L. Benjamin, M. B. Endris, R. L. Kenyon, and M. C. Hove. 2001. fwcb.cfans.umn.edu/personnel/staff/hove/Outreach/2001/default.html March 2000 Triannual Unionid Report Winged mapleleaf glochidia metamorphose on channel catfish Mark Hove 1, Dave Heath 2, Ronald Benjamin 3, Mark Endris 3, Byron Karns 4, Rhonda Kenyon 3, Bob Whaley 4, Jeff Woods 4 fwcb.cfans.umn.edu/personnel/staff/hove/Outreach/2000/WML.hosts.March.TUR host talk abstract & ref. Figure 1. Specimen from upper Saint Croix River. Range extension of the federally endangered winged mapleleaf: valves collected from upper Saint Croix River fwcb.cfans.umn.edu/personnel/staff/hove/Outreach/1999/Q.fragosa.survey Freshwater Mussels of the Midwest - Quadrula fragosa Quadrula fragosa (Conrad, 1835) Winged mapleleaf. Back | Forward | Index | Table of Contents. Quadrula fragosa, UIMNH Z-3871. Kaskaskia River, Washington County, Illinois. www.inhs.uiuc.edu/animals_plants/mollusk/musselmanual/page28_9.html Endangered Species Another problem currently facing the winged mapleleaf mussel is the fact that its reproducing population is located very close to the Twin Cities urban area. www.macalester.edu/environmentalstudies/threerivers/studentprojects/ENVI_133_Spr_08... Oklahoma's Endangered and Threatened Species Winged Mapleleaf : Quadrula fragosa: Endangered: Crustaceans: Cave Crayfish: Cambarus tartarus: Okla Endangered: Insects: American Burying Beetle: Nicrophorus americanus pested.okstate.edu/species.htm
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