233 element records in list

• Acipenser brevirostrum (Shortnose Sturgeon), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Estuaries; lower end of large rivers in deep pools with soft substrates
• Acipenser fulvescens (Lake Sturgeon), Rank: G3G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Large freshwater rivers and lakes over clean firm substrates
• Acipenser oxyrinchus desotoi (Gulf Sturgeon), Rank: G3T2T3/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: Estuaries; deep pools at lower end of large rivers
• Acipenser oxyrinchus oxyrinchus (Atlantic Sturgeon), Rank: G3T3/S3, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Estuaries; lower end of large rivers in deep pools with soft substrates; spawn as far inland as Macon, GA on the Ocmulgee
• Alasmidonta arcula (Altamaha Arcmussel), Rank: G2/S3, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 20, Habitat: Large Rivers and reservoirs on gently sloping banks with soft and fine sediments. Often under overhanging willlows
• Alasmidonta triangulata (Southern Elktoe), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Gently sloping banks with soft substrate. Often in slackwater areas and possibly in reservoirs. Mixtures of mud, sand, and gravel substrate
• Alasmidonta varicosa (Brook Floater), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Medium rivers and creeks with gravel and boulders
• Alosa alabamae (Alabama Shad), Rank: G2?/S1, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 6, Habitat: Saltwater; coastal rivers in moderate current; migrates into Gulf coastal waters to reproduce
• Amblema elliottii (Coosa Fiveridge), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 11, Habitat: Medium to large rivers; slow to strong current with sand, gravel, and cobble substrate.
• Amblema neislerii (Fat Threeridge), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Rivers with fine sediments with low-moderate gradient and slow-moderate current; pools and riffles; substrate gravel/cobble to sand and sandy mud
• Ameiurus serracanthus (Spotted Bullhead), Rank: G3/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 27, Habitat: Large streams and rivers with moderate current and rock-sand substrate
• Ammocrypta bifascia (Florida Sand Darter), Rank: G4/SNR, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Streams and rivers with moderate flow and sandy substrates.
• Anguilla rostrata (American Eel), Rank: G4/S4, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 187, Habitat: undercut banks, deep pools near boulders and logs
• Athearnia anthonyi (Anthony's River Snail), Rank: G1/SH, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Large rivers to medium creeks
• Atlanticoncha ochracea (Tidewater Mucket), Rank: G3G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Large to small rivers in Atlantic Coastal Plain
• Cambarunio nebulosa (Alabama Rainbow), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 18, Habitat: Large rivers to small streams; flowing water with gravel and sand substrates, may be found in fine sediments among cobble and boulders
• Cambarus conasaugaensis (Mountain Crayfish), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 30, Habitat: Rocky portions of medium sized rivers, cascading mountain streams, and seepage areas
• Cambarus coosawattae (Coosawattee Crayfish), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 30, Habitat: Riffle habitats in the Coosawattee River system
• Cambarus cryptodytes (Dougherty Plain Cave Crayfish), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Pool areas of subterranean systems
• Cambarus cymatilis (Conasauga Blue Burrower), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Complex burrows adjacent to streams or in low areas where the water table is near the surface of the ground
• Cambarus distans (Boxclaw Crayfish), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Clear cool streams under debris or clean slab rocks; streams can dry to isolated pools
• Cambarus doughertyensis (Dougherty Burrowing Crayfish), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Primary burrower in wooded wetlands; black sticky clay soil
• Cambarus englishi (Tallapoosa Crayfish), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Cobble-rubble riffles of medium size rivers
• Cambarus extraneus (Chickamauga Crayfish), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 26, Habitat: Spring runs to small rivers with slow to moderately flowing sections with rocky substrates, woody debris, or leaf material
• Cambarus fasciatus (Etowah Crayfish), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 40, Habitat: Lotic habitats under rocks in flowing water
• Cambarus georgiae (Little Tennessee Crayfish), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: Flowing or quieter areas of large streams to medium-sized rivers under rocks or in leaf packs
• Cambarus halli (Slackwater Crayfish), Rank: G3G4/S2S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 17, Habitat: Lotic habitats in debris or among roots along undercut banks
• Cambarus harti (Piedmont Blue Burrower), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 19, Habitat: Complex burrows in floodplain areas with sandy-organic soil
• Cambarus hiwasseensis (Hiwassee Crayfish), Rank: G3G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 17, Habitat: Clear streams with swift flow and rocky substrate
• Cambarus howardi (Chattahoochee Crayfish), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 53, Habitat: riffle areas of streams; in rocks with swift-flowing water
• Cambarus longirostris (Longnose crayfish), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 4, Habitat: Riffle areas of streams under rocks
• Cambarus manningi (Greensaddle Crayfish), Rank: G4/S1?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Rocky riffles in streams with moderate to swift current
• Cambarus parrishi (Hiwassee Headwater Crayfish), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Rocky areas between riffles in clear headwater streams
• Cambarus scotti (Chattooga River Crayfish), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 15, Habitat: rocky riffles in streams with moderate to swift current
• Cambarus speciosus (Beautiful Crayfish), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 21, Habitat: Medium-sized streams with clear water and moderate to swift current with rock-littered substrate
• Cambarus stockeri (Cocoa Crayfish), Rank: GNR/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 5, Habitat: Complex burrows adjacent to streams and ditches or in low areas where the water table is near the surface of the ground.
• Cambarus strigosus (Lean Crayfish), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 15, Habitat: Complex burrows in sandy clay soil, often among roots; Savannah River drainage
• Cambarus truncatus (Oconee Burrowing Crayfish), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 24, Habitat: Complex burrows in sandy clay soil
• Cambarus unestami (Blackbarred Crayfish), Rank: G2/S3, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 15, Habitat: Medium-sized streams from beneath rocks or within leaf litter in slow to moderate current
• Campeloma regulare (Cylinder campeloma), Rank: G4/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 12, Habitat: Large rivers to small streams along margins
• Chologaster cornuta (Swampfish), Rank: G5/S2S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 14, Habitat: Blackwater streams, ponds, ditches, and swamps; often in woody debris, detritus, or vegetation
• Chrosomus tennesseensis (Tennessee Dace), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: pool areas of clear headwater creeks, typically less than 2 m in width
• Clinostomus funduloides ssp. 1 (Smoky Dace), Rank: G5T3Q/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 21, Habitat: Upland streams in upper Savannah and Little Tennessee drainages
• Cyclonaias infucata (Sculptured Pigtoe), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 64, Habitat: Large rivers to small creeks
• Cyclonaias kieneriana (Alabama Orb), Rank: GNR/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 13, Habitat: Georgia habitat information not available
• Cyclonaias kleiniana (Florida Mapleleaf), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Georgia habitat information not available
• Cyprinella caerulea (Blue Shiner), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 14, Habitat: Flowing runs and pools in streams with cool water and firm substrates
• Cyprinella callitaenia (Bluestripe Shiner), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 52, Habitat: Flowing areas in large creeks and medium-sized rivers over rocky substrates
• Cyprinella gibbsi (Tallapoosa Shiner), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 27, Habitat: Medium-sized creeks in moderate to swift current over sand, gravel, or bedrock substrates
• Cyprinella spiloptera (Spotfin Shiner), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 11, Habitat: Medium-sized rivers to large streams in flowing runs with substrate of gravel to bedrock
• Cyprinella xaenura (Altamaha Shiner), Rank: G2G3/S2S3, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 72, Habitat: Medium-sized to large streams in runs or pools over sand to gravel substrate
• Distocambarus devexus (Broad River Burrowing Crayfish), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Simple and complex burrows adjacent to streams or in low areas where the water table is near the surface of the ground; also found in ephemeral streams and temporary pools
• Elassoma gilberti (Gulf Coast Pygmy Sunfish), Rank: G4G5/S2S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Vegetated habitats with no or slow flow in the Coastal Plain
• Elassoma okatie (Bluebarred Pygmy Sunfish), Rank: G2G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Temporary ponds and stream backwaters with dense aquatic vegetation
• Elimia boykiniana (Flaxen Elimia), Rank: G2Q/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 12, Habitat: Gravel or cobble shoals with moderate current
• Elimia caelatura (Savannah Elimia), Rank: G3Q/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 18, Habitat: found in shoals of large rivers
• Elimia curvicostata (Graphite Elimia), Rank: G5/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Aquatic
• Elimia darwini (Pup Elimia), Rank: G1Q/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Small streams and springs
• Elimia inclinans (Slanted Elimia), Rank: G1G2Q/S1S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 0, Habitat: Creeks and medium-sized rivers in the Flint River basin
• Elimia induta (Gem Elimia), Rank: G2Q/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Flint River tributaries in SW GA
• Elimia lecontiana (Rippled Elimia), Rank: G2G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: small streams in the upper Coosa drainage.
• Elimia mutabilis (Oak Elimia), Rank: G2Q/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: shoals in medium sized rivers
• Elimia ornata (Ornate Elimia), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Medium sized rivers.
• Elimia striatula (File Elimia), Rank: G2/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 0, Habitat: Creeks, spring/spring brook
• Elimia timida (Timid Elimia, Mockingsprings Elimia, Nymph Elimia), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: small streams and springs on the right side of the Ocmulgee River
• Elliptio ahenea (Southern Lance), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 4, Habitat: Low gradient creeks or pools in medium rivers; siltly sand and mud
• Elliptio arca (Alabama Spike), Rank: G2G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 9, Habitat: Medium creeks to large rivers; sand and gravel substrate
• Elliptio arctata (Delicate Spike), Rank: G2G3Q/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 69, Habitat: Creeks and rivers with moderate current; mainly in crevices and under large rocks in silt deposits
• Elliptio congaraea (Carolina Slabshell), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 23, Habitat: Large to medium rivers
• Elliptio fraterna (Brother Spike), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Large rivers with sand substrate; little info available
• Elliptio monroensis (St. Johns Elephantear), Rank: G1G2/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Sand and gravel substrates in low gradient rivers.
• Elliptio nigella (Winged Spike), Rank: G1/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Large rivers in swift and shallow shoals. Often times associated with large crevices and cavities in and around limestone boulders.
• Elliptio purpurella (Inflated Spike), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 38, Habitat: Medium creeks to small rivers; clay, sand, and gravel substrate; moderate current
• Elliptio roanokensis (Roanoke Slabshell), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 6, Habitat: Near-shore trough habitats in sand and gravel substrates
• Elliptio spinosa (Altamaha Spinymussel), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Large Rivers in firm sand substrate; good flow
• Elliptoideus sloatianus (Purple Bankclimber), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 22, Habitat: Medium to large rivers in ACF and Ochlockonee basins; all substrates except bedrock. Species was 20 times more likely to occur in cobble substrates (Wisniewski et al. 2013)
• Enneacanthus chaetodon (Blackbanded Sunfish), Rank: G3G4/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Blackwater streams; Carolina bays; cypress/gum ponds
• Epioblasma capsaeformis (Oyster Mussel), Rank: G1/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Medium to large creeks in TN Basin tributaries
• Epioblasma florentina (Yellow Blossom), Rank: GX/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Medium to large creeks in TN Basin tributaries
• Epioblasma metastriata (Upland Combshell), Rank: GX/SX, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 6, Habitat: Small to medium sized rivers
• Epioblasma othcaloogensis (Southern Acornshell), Rank: GX/SX, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: No, EOs: 5, Habitat: Small to medium sized rivers
• Epioblasma penita (Southern Combshell), Rank: G1/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Small to medium sized rivers
• Erimonax monachus (Spotfin Chub), Rank: G2/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large creeks to medium-sized rivers; moderate to swift currents over gravel to bedrock
• Erimystax insignis (Blotched Chub), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Medium to large clear streams in moderate current with substrate of gravel to cobble
• Etheostoma brevirostrum (Holiday Darter), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 22, Habitat: Small creeks to moderate sized rivers in gravel and bedrock pools
• Etheostoma chlorobranchium (Greenfin Darter), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Cool to cold high elevation creeks and rivers in swift current with boulder to bedrock substrate
• Etheostoma chuckwachatte (Lipstick Darter), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Medium to large streams with moderate to swift current over gravel, cobble, and boulder substrate
• Etheostoma cinereum (Ashy Darter), Rank: G2G3/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Medium to large upland streams in slackwater areas with silt-free substrate and cover such as boulders or snags
• Etheostoma ditrema (Coldwater Darter), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 13, Habitat: Vegetated springs and spring runs or small streams with spring influence
• Etheostoma duryi (Blackside Snubnose Darter), Rank: G4/S1, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Small to medium streams, gravel to cobble bottoms; riffles and pools
• Etheostoma etowahae (Etowah Darter), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 24, Habitat: Moderate to high gradient streams over cobble to gravel in areas of swift current
• Etheostoma fricksium (Savannah Darter), Rank: G4/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 12, Habitat: gravel riffles, gravel and sand runs, associated with woody debris, undercut banks and vegetation
• Etheostoma gutselli (Tuckasegee Darter), Rank: G3G4/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: High gradient creeks and medium-sized rivers
• Etheostoma jessiae (Blueside Darter), Rank: G4/S2S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 24, Habitat: Sluggish to moderate current over silty or fine substrates
• Etheostoma parvipinne (Goldstripe Darter), Rank: G4G5/S2S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 26, Habitat: Small sluggish streams and spring seepage areas in vegetated habitat
• Etheostoma rupestre (Rock Darter), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 22, Habitat: Swift rocky riffles often associated with attached vegetation such as Podostemum
• Etheostoma scotti (Cherokee Darter), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 116, Habitat: Small to medium-sized creeks with moderate current and rocky substrates
• Etheostoma serrifer (Sawcheek Darter), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 7, Habitat: Sluggish streams and swamps over substrate of sand, mud, or detritus
• Etheostoma tallapoosae (Tallapoosa Darter), Rank: G4/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 31, Habitat: Small to medium-sized streams over boulders, rubble, gravel, and sand
• Etheostoma trisella (Trispot Darter), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 29, Habitat: Breeding: vegetated spring seepage areas. Nonbreeding: clear streams in vegetated shallow slackwater areas
• Etheostoma vulneratum (Wounded Darter), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: Fast rocky riffles of small to medium rivers
• Fundulus bifax (Stippled Studfish), Rank: G2G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Slow eddies over sand or gravel along the margins of riffles and runs in medium-sized streams to small rivers
• Fundulus catenatus (Northern Studfish), Rank: G5/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 13, Habitat: Margins of small to medium streams in areas of sluggish to moderate current
• Fundulus cingulatus (Banded Topminnow), Rank: G4/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Blackwater streams; ponds; bays; freshwater marshes
• Fundulus escambiae (Russetfin Topminnow), Rank: G4/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 17, Habitat: Vegetated areas of sluggish streams, backwaters, and swamps
• Fundulus luciae (Spotfin Killifish), Rank: G4/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Tidal creeks, sloughs, and ponds
• Fundulus rubrifrons (Redface Topminnow), Rank: G4/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Stream margins, backwaters, pools, marshes, and wetlands, often associated with aquatic vegetation
• Fusconaia masoni (Atlantic Pigtoe), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Medium sized streams to large rivers from the Ogeechee River northward; coarse sand and gravel at downstream edge of riffles; fast flowing and well oxygenated water
• Fusconaia subrotunda (Longsolid), Rank: G3/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Medium to large creeks in TN basin tributaries
• Hamiota altilis (Finelined Pocketbook), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 33, Habitat: Small streams to large rivers; sand, gravel, and cobble substrates; usually not in swift current
• Hamiota subangulata (Shinyrayed Pocketbook), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 48, Habitat: Medium sized creeks to large rivers in sand substrates in slow to swift flowing water
• Hemitremia flammea (Flame Chub), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Springs and springfed streams; often associated with aquatic vegetation
• Hiodon tergisus (Mooneye), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: Usually found near the surface of large streams, rivers, and swift tailwaters of locks and dams
• Hybopsis lineapunctata (Lined Chub), Rank: G3G4/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 59, Habitat: Upland creeks over sandy substrate with gentle current
• Hybopsis sp. 9 (Etowah Chub), Rank: G1Q/S1S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 12, Habitat: Generally in creeks and small to medium rivers over sand-silt bottom, usually in pools adjacent to riffle areas. Tends to occupy smaller streams in east than in west
• Ichthyomyzon bdellium (Ohio Lamprey), Rank: G3G4/S1, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Medium to large rivers, mud to gravel bottoms; riffles in small tributaries
• Lampetra aepyptera (Least Brook Lamprey), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Ammocoetes associated with mud, silt, and maacrophytes. Adults associated with sand and gravel
• Lampsilis binominata (Lined Pocketbook), Rank: GX/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 8, Habitat: Large rivers possibly larger streams
• Lampsilis cariosa (Yellow Lampmussel), Rank: G3G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Large streams and rivers with good current, sand and gravel
• Lampsilis fasciola (Wavy-rayed Lampmussel), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Large rivers to large creeks
• Lampsilis straminea (Rough Fatmucket), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 44, Habitat: Small creeks to rivers in slow to moderate current; sand, sandy mud and gravel substrates
• Lasmigona alabamensis (Alabama Heelsplitter), Rank: G3/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Medium to large rivers; still or flowing water in various combinations of mud, sand and gravel substrate
• Lasmigona complanata (White Heelsplitter), Rank: G5/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Large rivers to large creeks
• Lasmigona etowaensis (Etowah Heelsplitter), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 47, Habitat: Small to medium creeks, often in very small streams where no other mussels occur. Some current, mainly sandy substrates but occasionaly in mud or gravel. May be associated wit
• Lasmigona holstonia (Tennessee Heelsplitter), Rank: G3/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Small to large creeks; Occurs often in small creeks and medium sized rivers and spring runs. Sandy substrates, may be mixed with some gravel or mud
• Lasmigona subviridis (Green Floater), Rank: G3/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large rivers
• Leaunio umbrans (Coosa Creekshell), Rank: G1/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 45, Habitat: gravel and sand substrates in shoal and riffle habitats
• Leaunio vanuxemensis (Mountain Creekshell), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 17, Habitat: Large to medium sized TN Basin tributaries
• Leptoxis foremani (Interrupted Rocksnail), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Rocky shoals in current
• Leptoxis praerosa (Onyx Rocksnail), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Big rivers, found on algae covered rocks in strong current
• Lethenteron appendix (American Brook Lamprey), Rank: G4/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Small streams, ammeocetes along low velocity banks in cover, adults spawn in riffles
• Ligumia recta (Black Sandshell), Rank: G4G5/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large to small rivers
• Lioplax cyclostomaformis (Cylindrical Lioplax), Rank: G1/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Large rivers
• Lucania goodei (Bluefin Killifish), Rank: G5/S1, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Heavily vegetated ponds and streams with little or no current; frequently associated with springs
• Lucania parva (Rainwater Killifish), Rank: G5/SU, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Fresh to brackish estuarine areas in vegetation
• Lythrurus atrapiculus (Blacktip Shiner), Rank: G4/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 28, Habitat: Pools and backwater areas in small to medium-sized creeks over sandy substrate
• Lythrurus bellus (Pretty Shiner), Rank: G5/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 16, Habitat: Flowing water over silt to gravel substrate in small streams to large rivers
• Lythrurus lirus (Mountain Shiner), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 52, Habitat: Cool, clear streams in flowing water over sandy to rocky substrates
• Macrhybopsis etnieri (Coosa Chub), Rank: G3G4/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 16, Habitat: Fast water in large streams and rivers
• Macrhybopsis storeriana (Silver Chub), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 10, Habitat: Large rivers over sandy or silty substrate
• Marstonia agarhecta (Ocmulgee Marstonia), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Submerged logs in clear water with slight current; occasionally individuals found in silt that contains large amount of diatoms
• Marstonia castor (Beaverpond Marstonia), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: Aquatic macrophytes in clear flowing water of low-gradient streams
• Marstonia gaddisorum (Gaddis Marstonia, Emily's Marstonia), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 0, Habitat: Springs/small stream in Oconee basin
• Marstonia halcyon (Halcyon Marstonia), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: medium sized rivers
• Medionidus acutissimus (Alabama Moccasinshell), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Threatened, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 11, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized creeks; sand and gravel substrate; slow to swift current
• Medionidus conradicus (Cumberland Moccasinshell), Rank: G3G4/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large creeks in TN Basin tributaries; shoal and run habitats; sand and gravel, frequently occurs under large, flat rocks
• Medionidus parvulus (Coosa Moccasinshell), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 6, Habitat: Shoal areas of large rivers to medium sized creeks with sand and gravel substrates.
• Medionidus penicillatus (Gulf Moccasinshell), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 36, Habitat: Large rivers to small creeks; found in a variety of substrates
• Medionidus simpsonianus (Ochlockonee Moccasinshell), Rank: G1/SH, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Medium sized river to large creeks with moderate current; muddy sand, sand, and gravel substrates
• Medionidus walkeri (Suwannee Moccasinshell), Rank: G1/SH, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Medium creeks and rivers in slow to moderate current; muddy sand, sand, and gravel
• Micropterus cataractae (Shoal Bass), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 75, Habitat: Large river, shoal and fluvial specialist
• Micropterus chattahoochae (Chattahoochee Bass), Rank: GNR/S2?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 26, Habitat: flowing sections of streams and rivers, including river shoals
• Micropterus notius (Suwannee Bass), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Flowing water over rocky shoals or large springs and spring runs
• Micropterus sp. 1 (Savannah) (Bartrams Bass), Rank: GNR/S2?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Upland streams and rivers
• Micropterus sp. 2 (Altamaha) (Altamaha Bass), Rank: GNR/S2?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 18, Habitat: Believed to be headwater species but patterns altered by non-native species
• Micropterus tallapoosae (Tallapoosa Bass), Rank: GNR/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 19, Habitat: Streams and rivers in the Tallapoosa River system
• Moxostoma anisurum (Silver Redhorse), Rank: G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 6, Habitat: Large streams in Hiwassee River system (e.g., Brasstown Creek)
• Moxostoma carinatum (River Redhorse), Rank: G4/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 18, Habitat: Swift waters of medium to large rivers
• Moxostoma robustum (Robust Redhorse), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 32, Habitat: Medium to large rivers, shallow riffles to deep flowing water; moderately swift current
• Moxostoma sp. 1 (Apalachicola Redhorse), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 38, Habitat: Pools, runs, and riffles (shoals) of large rivers and their tributaries
• Moxostoma sp. 2 (Sicklefin Redhorse), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: Riffles, runs and pools in large creeks and small to medium-sized rivers. Juveniles may also occur in reservoirs downstream of spawning sites
• Moxostoma sp. 4 (Brassy Jumprock), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 22, Habitat: Medium to large streams with rocky substrate
• Notropis ariommus (Popeye Shiner), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 4, Habitat: Large streams and small rivers in flowing pools areas over gravel
• Notropis asperifrons (Burrhead Shiner), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Small streams to medium-sized rivers in pools, slow runs, and backwater areas
• Notropis atherinoides (Emerald Shiner), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 4, Habitat: Midwater areas in large rivers, lakes, and mouths of small streams
• Notropis chalybaeus (Ironcolor Shiner), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 41, Habitat: Coastal Plain streams and floodplain swamps
• Notropis hypsilepis (Highscale Shiner), Rank: G3/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 83, Habitat: Flowing areas of small to large streams over sand or bedrock substrates
• Notropis photogenis (Silver Shiner), Rank: G5/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Large creeks to small rivers in riffles to flowing pools over firm substrates
• Notropis scepticus (Sandbar Shiner), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 20, Habitat: Large streams to medium-sized rivers in flowing pools over sandy to rocky substrates
• Notropis telescopus (Telescope Shiner), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 11, Habitat: Rocky streams and small rivers over gravel in swift current
• Notropis volucellus (Mimic Shiner), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 5, Habitat: Streams, rivers, and lakes
• Noturus eleutherus (Mountain Madtom), Rank: G4/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Riffle areas in medium to large rivers over coarse gravel and rubble
• Noturus flavipinnis (Yellowfin Madtom), Rank: G1/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Pools and backwaters of medium-sized creeks; gravel and pebble substrate
• Noturus munitus (Frecklebelly Madtom), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Shoals and riffles of moderate to large streams and rivers
• Noturus nocturnus (Freckled Madtom), Rank: G5/SNA, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Moderate or slow current around vegetation or undercut banks of medium to large streams
• Percina antesella (Amber Darter), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Riffles and runs of medium-sized rivers, patches of sand and small gravel, riverweed
• Percina aurantiaca (Tangerine Darter), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Deep riffles and runs with boulders, cobble, or bedrock in large to moderate headwaters of Tennessee River
• Percina aurolineata (Goldline Darter), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 12, Habitat: Shallow rocky riffles with swift current in medium-sized rivers
• Percina burtoni (Blotchside Logperch), Rank: G2G3/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Large gravel/small cobble areas in large creeks and small to medium rivers with low turbidity
• Percina crypta (Halloween Darter), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 19, Habitat: Larger streams in riffle/shoal habitat
• Percina freemanorum (Etowah Bridled Darter), Rank: GNR/SNR, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 8, Habitat: Georgia habitat information not available
• Percina jenkinsi (Conasauga Logperch), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Fast-flowing chutes and pools over clean substrates of gravel or cobbles
• Percina kusha (Bridled Darter), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Flowing pools and runs in large streams and small to medium sized rivers with clear water
• Percina lenticula (Freckled Darter), Rank: G3/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Swift deep runs of main river channels around large, woody debris, possibly over a rocky substrate
• Percina sciera (Dusky Darter), Rank: G5/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 15, Habitat: Large creeks and rivers in moderate current associated with woody debris, undercut banks, or vegetation
• Percina shumardi (River Darter), Rank: G5/SX, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large to medium rivers, deep chutes and riffles, coarse gravel substrate
• Percina smithvanizi (Muscadine Darter), Rank: G3/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 25, Habitat: Flowing pool areas with substrate of sand, detritus, or bedrock in small rivers with clear water
• Percina squamata (Olive Darter), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: High gradient upland rivers with large rocky substrate in moderate to swift current
• Percina tanasi (Snail Darter), Rank: G2G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Threatened, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large streams to medium-sized rivers in riffle areas with sand or gravel substrate
• Phenacobius crassilabrum (Fatlips Minnow), Rank: G3G4/S2, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Riffle areas in small to medium rivers
• Phenacobius uranops (Stargazing Minnow), Rank: G4/S1, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Riffle areas in small to medium rivers
• Pleurobema decisum (Southern Clubshell), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 12, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized streams with flowing water; gravel with interstitial sand
• Pleurobema georgianum (Southern Pigtoe), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 13, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized creeks in riffles, runs, and shoals; sand and gravel substrate
• Pleurobema hanleyianum (Georgia Pigtoe), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized creeks; mainstem only, not in tribs
• Pleurobema hartmanianum (Cherokee Pigtoe), Rank: G1/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 1, Habitat: Appears to have been restricted to shoal habitats based on historical collection data.
• Pleurobema perovatum (Ovate Clubshell), Rank: G1/SNA, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Sand and fine gravel with moderate current in small to medium-sized rivers
• Pleurobema pyriforme (Oval Pigtoe), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 49, Habitat: Large rivers to small creeks with slow to moderate current in pool, run, and riffle habitats; combinations of clay, sand, and gravel substrate
• Pleurocera pyrenella (Skirted Hornsnail), Rank: G2/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Mountain streams
• Pleurocera showalteri (Upland Hornsnail), Rank: G2Q/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 3, Habitat: Medium sized rivers
• Pleurocera vestita (Brook hornsnail), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 10, Habitat: Aquatic habitats
• Pleuronaia barnesiana (Tennessee Pigtoe), Rank: G2G3/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: small streams to large rivers with flowing water in TN Basin tributaries; stable gravel with interstitial sand
• Pleuronaia dolabelloides (Slabside Pearlymussel), Rank: G2/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: small streams to large rivers with flowing water in TN Basin tributaries; stable gravel with interstitial sand
• Potamilus alatus (Pink Heelsplitter), Rank: G5/SNR, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Georgia habitat information not available
• Potamilus purpuratus (Bleufer), Rank: G5/S1?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 3, Habitat: Large to small rivers in slow-moving waters; combinations of mud, sand, gravel and cobble, also under rocks
• Procambarus acutissimus (Sharpnose Crayfish), Rank: G5/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 7, Habitat: Temporary fluctuating pools or ponds to permanent lotic habitats (not typical of GA populations); sometimes in simple burrows
• Procambarus gibbus (Muckalee Crayfish), Rank: G3Q/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 18, Habitat: Flowing waters with rocks, woody debris, leaf litter, or undercut banks
• Procambarus pallidus (Pallid Cave Crayfish), Rank: G1G2/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: Subterraean springs and streams
• Procambarus petersi (Ogeechee Crayfish), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 15, Habitat: Flowing waters with rocks, woody debris, leaf litter, or undercut banks
• Procambarus verrucosus (Grainy Crayfish), Rank: G4/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 6, Habitat: Marshes and standing water(often temporary)adjacent to small, coastal plain creeks.
• Procambarus versutus (Sly Crayfish), Rank: G5/S1, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 17, Habitat: Found in debris in moderately swift streams. Found in root masses and plants.
• Pseudodontoideus connasaugaensis (Alabama Creekmussel), Rank: G3/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 6, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized creeks with moderate current; sand and gravel substrate
• Pteronotropis euryzonus (Broadstripe Shiner), Rank: G3/S3, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 39, Habitat: Flowing areas of medium sized streams associated with sandy substrate and woody debris or vegetation
• Pteronotropis metallicus (Metallic Shiner), Rank: G4/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 24, Habitat: Gulf Slope streams east of the Apalachicola basin; probably similar to P. stonei and P. grandipinnis in habitat use
• Pteronotropis welaka (Bluenose Shiner), Rank: G3G4/S1, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 8, Habitat: Quiet backwaters and vegetated pools of streams and rivers
• Ptychobranchus fasciolaris (Kidneyshell), Rank: G4G5/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Small creeks to large rivers with moderately strong current in substrate of coarse gravel and sand
• Ptychobranchus foremanianus (Rayed Kidneyshell), Rank: G1/S1, GA: Endangered, US: Listed Endangered, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 11, Habitat: Medium to large rivers in moderate to swift current; sand and gravel substrate
• Pyganodon gibbosa (Inflated Floater), Rank: G3Q/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 25, Habitat: Large rivers, oxbows, reservoirs
• Reginaia ebenus (Ebonyshell), Rank: G4G5/SH, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Georgia habitat information not available
• Somatogyrus alcoviensis (Reverse Pebblesnail), Rank: G1Q/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 2, Habitat: Medium to small rivers with moderate gradient in riffle habitat; found on bedrock, cobble, and boulders
• Somatogyrus rheophilas (Flint Pebblesnail), Rank: G3Q/S1, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Mainstem of medium to large rivers
• Somatogyrus tenax (Savannah Pebblesnail), Rank: G2G3Q/S2S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 6, Habitat: Medium rivers, undersides of cobbles and boulders in shallow rocky rapids; also found in association with aquatic vegetation
• Spilochlamys turgida (Pumpkin Stiltsnail), Rank: G5/S4, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 2, Habitat: small streams
• Strophitus radiatus (Rayed Creekshell), Rank: G2G3/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 34, Habitat: Small creeks to large rivers,mud, sand, or gravel substrates
• Toxolasma corvunculus (Southern Purple Lilliput), Rank: G1/S1?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 0, Habitat: Flowing waters of creeks to medium rivers
• Toxolasma cylindrellus (Pale Lilliput), Rank: G1/SX, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Flowing waters
• Toxolasma pullus (Savannah Lilliput), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Threatened, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 13, Habitat: Large rivers to small creeks, oxbows, and sloughs; found in silty sand and sand in shallow wateralong banks to about 1 foot deep in some lakes, ponds, streams, and big rivers
• Truncilla donaciformis (Fawnsfoot), Rank: G5/S1?, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 0, Habitat: Large to small rivers in flowing water; gravel with interstitial sand or in overbank habitats with firm sand, sandy mud, or gravel. Survives well in reservoirs
• Typhlichthys subterraneus (Southern Cavefish), Rank: G4/S1, GA: Endangered, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: Yes, EOs: 5, Habitat: Underground streams
• Utterbackiana couperiana (Barrel Floater), Rank: G4/S4, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 7, Habitat: Ponds or slow-flowing streams in soft substrates of sand, silt, and mud with little to no current.
• Utterbackiana heardi (Apalachicola Floater), Rank: G2/S2, GA: Rare, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 7, Habitat: Found in backwaters and lakes; large rivers with slight current; mud or muddy, slightly packed sands
• Utterbackia peggyae (Florida Floater), Rank: G3/S2, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 40, Habitat: Large rivers to small streams in slackwater habitats
• Venustaconcha trabalis (Cumberland Bean), Rank: G1/SH, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 1, Habitat: Large to medium sized TN Basin tributaries
• Villosa villosa (Downy Rainbow), Rank: G3/S3, GA: No Georgia state protection, US: No US federal protection, SWAP: No, EOs: 47, Habitat: Large rivers to medium sized streams, oxbows, or reservoirs