Table 1 List of delimited species of Micropterus. Status indicates if delimitation is different from Taylor et al.24.
From: Phylogenomics and species delimitation of the economically important Black Basses (Micropterus)
Common name | Scientific name | Status |
|---|---|---|
Alabama Bass | Micropterus henshalli Hubbs & Bailey, 1940 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Altamaha Bass | Micropterus cf. coosae Altamaha River | Discovered in Freeman et al.88 |
Bartram's Bass | Micropterus cf. coosae Bartram's | Delimited in Freeman et al.88 |
Cahaba Bass | Micropterus cahabae Baker, Johnston & Blanton, 2013 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Chattahoochee Bass | Micropterus chattahoochae Baker, Johnston & Blanton, 2013 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Choctaw Bass | Micropterus cf. punctulatus | Discovered in Tringali et al.85 |
Florida Bass | Micropterus salmoides (Lacépède, 1802) | Delimitation changed. Most populations were previously delimited as M. floridanus |
Guadalupe Bass | Micropterus treculii (Vaillant & Bocourt, 1874) | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Largemouth Bass | Micropterus nigricans (Cuvier, 1828) | Delimitation changed. Previously delimited at M. salmoides, Largemouth Bass |
Little River Bass | Micropterus cf. dolomieu Little River | Discovered in this study |
Neosho Bass | Micropterus velox Hubbs & Bailey, 1940 | Elevated from synonymy with M. dolomieu |
Ouachita Bass | Micropterus cf. dolomieu Ouachita River | Discovered in Stark and Echelle83 |
Redeye Bass | Micropterus coosae Hubbs & Bailey, 1940 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Shoal Bass | Micropterus cataractae Williams & Burgess, 1999 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Smallmouth Bass | Micropterus dolomieu Lacépède, 1802 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Spotted Bass | Micropterus punctulatus (Rafinesque, 1819) | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Suwannee Bass | Micropterus notius Bailey & Hubbs, 1949 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Tallapoosa Bass | Micropterus tallapoosae Baker, Johnston & Blanton, 2013 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
Warrior Bass | Micropterus warriorensis Baker, Johnston & Blanton, 2013 | As in Taylor et al.24 |
