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Infraorder Astacidea - Crayfishes and Lobsters


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Range map for Crayfishes and Lobsters
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JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
Alabama  2    23123 
Alberta   2        
Arizona  1 251     
Arkansas    1    5  
British Columbia    1 5     
California    112514  
Colorado     3 3    
Florida 625 126  1 
Georgia1 11 5   3  
Illinois  317773731 
Indiana   31       
Iowa       12   
Kansas     21     
Kentucky       5    
Louisiana    1       
Maine     21     
Maryland  42 4921   
Massachusetts  2151814   
Michigan3 13266  1  
Minnesota      1 7   
Mississippi  1         
Missouri  3     2   
Montana       1    
Nebraska     1      
Nevada        2   
JanFebMarAprMayJunJulAugSepOctNovDec
New Hampshire  1  8  1   
New Jersey      1 3   
New Mexico     315 3   
New York   31  1 2  
North Carolina  2626    1 
Ohio   3    31  
Oklahoma          1 
Ontario    5 253   
Oregon      11     
Pennsylvania   11251    
Quebec      2     
Rhode Island     3      
South Dakota        1   
Tennessee 1  5133    
Texas1    1  7 1 
Vermont      2 11  
Virginia  5 1      1
Washington    1       
West Virginia3  7   23   
Wisconsin   21     2 

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