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It is periodically reviewed and updated. References used for scientific names are included at the bottom of this list.  \n\n| ORDER | FAMILY |  | GENUS | SPECIES | COMMON NAME | STATUS* |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Class Petromyzontida\u003Cbr>Petromyzontiformes | Petromyzontidae | lampreys | Ichthyomyzon\u003Cbr>Ichthyomyzon\u003Cbr>Ichthyomyzon\u003Cbr>Ichthyomyzon Lampetra Lethenteron\u003Cbr>Petromyzon | bdelliumcastaneus fossor unicuspis\u003Cbr>aepyptera\u003Cbr>appendix marinus | Ohio Lamprey\u003Cbr>Chestnut Lamprey Northern Brook Lamprey Silver Lamprey\u003Cbr>Least Brook Lamprey American Brook Lamprey Sea Lamprey | SE\u003Cbr>X |\n| Class Actinopterygii\u003Cbr>Acipenseriformes | Acipenseridae\u003Cbr>Polyodontidae | sturgeons paddlefishes | Acipenser Scaphirhynchus Polyodon | fulvescens platorynchus spathula | Lake Sturgeon Shovelnose Sturgeon Paddlefish | SE |\n| Lepisosteiformes | Lepisosteidae | gars | Atractosteus\u003Cbr>Lepisosteus\u003Cbr>Lepisosteus\u003Cbr>Lepisosteus | spatula oculatusosseus platostomus | Alligator Gar Spotted Gar Longnose Gar\u003Cbr>Shortnose Gar | EX |\n| Amiiformes | Amiidae | bowfins | Amia | calva | Bowfin |  |\n| Hiodontiformes | Hiodontidae | mooneyes | Hiodon\u003Cbr>Hiodon | alosoides\u003Cbr>tergisus | Goldeye\u003Cbr>Mooneye |  |\n| Anguilliformes | Anguillidae | freshwater eels | Anguilla | rostrata | American Eel |  |\n| Clupeiformes | Clupeidae | herrings | Alosa\u003Cbr>Alosa\u003Cbr>Alosa\u003Cbr>Dorosoma\u003Cbr>Dorosoma | alabamaechrysochloris pseudoharengus cepedianum petenense | Alabama Shad Skipjack Herring Alewife\u003Cbr>Gizzard Shad Threadfin Shad | EX\u003Cbr>X |\n\nCypriniformes  \nCyprinidae  \ncarps and minnows  \nCampostoma  \nCampostoma  \nCarassius Chrosomus Clinostomus Couesius Ctenopharyngodon Cyprinella  \nCyprinella  \nCyprinella  \nCyprinus Erimystax  \nErimystax Hybognathus  \nHybognathus  \nHybopsis  \nHybopsis  \nHypophthalmichthys  \nHypophthalmichthys Luxilus  \nanomalumoligolepisauratuserythrogasterelongatus plumbeusidella lutrensis spiloptera whipplei carpio dissimilis  \nx-punctatushayi nuchalis amblops  \namnis molitrix nobilis chrysocephalus  \nCentral Stoneroller Largescale Stoneroller Goldfish  \nSouthern Redbelly Dace Redside Dace  \nLake Chub Grass Carp Red Shiner Spotfin Shiner Steelcolor Shiner Common Carp Streamline Chub Gravel Chub Cypress Minnow  \nMississippi Silvery Minnow  \nBigeye Chub Pallid Shiner Silver Carp Bighead Carp Striped Shiner  \nX  \nSE  \nX  \nX  \nSE  \nX  \nX  \nFishes of Indiana page 1  \n\n| ORDER FAMILY GENUS | SPECIES | COMMON NAME | STATUS* |\n| --- | --- | --- | --- |\n| Luxilus | cornutus | Common Shiner |  |\n| Lythrurus | fasciolaris | Scarlet Shiner |  |\n| Lythrurus | fumeus | Ribbon Shiner |  |\n| Lythrurus | umbratilis | Redfin Shiner |  |\n| Macrhybopsis | hyostoma | Shoal Chub |  |\n| Macrhybopsis | storeriana | Silver Chub |  |\n| Nocomis | biguttatus | Hornyhead Chub |  |\n| Nocomis | micropogon | River Chub |  |\n| Notemigonus | crysoleucas | Golden Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | anogenus | Pugnose Shiner | SC |\n| Notropis | ariommus | Popeye Shiner | EX |\n| Notropis | atherinoides | Emerald Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | blennius | River Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | boops | Bigeye Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | buccatus | Silverjaw Minnow |  |\n| Notropis | buchanani | Ghost Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | chalybaeus | Ironcolor Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | dorsalis | Bigmouth Shiner | SC |\n| Notropis | heterodon | Blackchin Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | heterolepis | Blacknose Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | hudsonius | Spottail Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | photogenis | Silver Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | rubellus | Rosyface Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | shumardi | Silverband Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | stramineus | Sand Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | texanus | Weed Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | volucellus | Mimic Shiner |  |\n| Notropis | wickliffi | Channel Shiner |  |\n| Opsopoeodus | emiliae | Pugnose Minnow |  |\n| Phenacobius | mirabilis | Suckermouth Minnow |  |\n| Pimephales ","cbCaigZDlE4W9saH","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigZDlE4W9saH","pdf",101434,"English","# Overview\n# Taxonomic listing\n## Order and family grouping\n## Genus and species entries\n## Common names and status","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the Indiana fish species checklist?\",\"answer\":\"It compiles Indiana’s fish species based on accepted taxonomic standards and relevant data, and it is periodically reviewed and updated.\"},{\"question\":\"How are species entries organized in the checklist?\",\"answer\":\"Entries are structured by taxonomic order, family, genus, species, common name, and a status indicator.\"},{\"question\":\"Where can the scientific name references be found?\",\"answer\":\"Scientific name references used for taxonomy are included at the bottom of the list.\"}]","Fishes of Indiana - Checklist | PDF",1789799873]