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Map 39. Distribution of S. undulatus in Oklahoma. Yellow dots represent subfossil
localities outside the current range of the species.

Arkansas River System
Illinois River:
Adair County: 1 mile downstream from Lake Frances Dam.
Cherokee County: Round Hollow Public Access Area, 1 mi. ENE of Scraper on
St. Hwy. 10; Buck Ford Public Access Area, 1 mi. S of Scraper.
Lake Yahola:
Tulsa County: NE Tulsa in Mohawk Park.
Red River System
Washita River:
Grady County: E side of Chickasha (subfossil); 3 mi. E of Alex (subfossil);
Hwy. 81 N of Chickasha (subfossil).
Kiamichi River:
LeFlore County: 0.6 mi. S of Whitesboro, S33-34-T3N-R23E; 1 mi. SSW of
Muse, S10-T2N-R24E.
Pushmataha County: 0.9 mi. S of Clayton on US Hwy. 271; Stanley, low water
crossing; At Eubanks crossing on St. Hwy. 2; 14.9 mi. NNE of Antlers on St.
Hwy. 2.
Little River:
Pushmataha County: Near Fewell.
McCurtain County: N of Idabel on Hwy. 70, S19-T7S-R24E; 1 mi. N of
Goodwater; 1.5 mi. N of Garvin, S6-T7S-R23E; 2 mi. N of Glover.
Glover River:
McCurtain County: 14 mi. SE of New Ringold on St. Hwy. 3 and 7; At St. Hwy.
3 and 7, about 10 mi. W of Broken Bow, S28-T5S-R23E.
West Fork of Glover River:
McCurtain County: 1.4 mi. W and 0.2 mi. N of Battiest.
Mountain Fork River:
McCurtain County: Jct. of Mountain Fork River with Little River; About 8.2 mi.

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