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Map Icons Image Credits
Freshwater fish icon credits:
Author: Duane Raver, U.S. Fish, and Wildlife Service. Images used: carp, freshwater drum, eel, gar, hybrid striped bass, rainbow trout, smallmouth bass, sturgeon, paddlefish, rainbow trout, and sturgeon.
Author: Sherman Foote Denton. Images used: Brook trout, musky, pickerel, and walleye.
Author: Ellen Edmonson and Hugh Chris. Image used: Crappie.
Author: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Image used: Brown trout.
Author: Utah Division of Wildlife Resources. Image used: Cutthroat trout.
Author: Brian Gratwicke. Image used: Salamander.
Author: NOAA’s Historic Fisheries Collection. Image used: Gloden trout.
Saltwater fish icon credits:
Author: NOAA’s Fishwatch. Image used: Bluefin Tuna, blackfin tuna, yellowfin tuna, lobster, halibut, wahoo, redfish, black sea bass, shrimp, squid, mahi-mahi, stingray, cod, snapper, swordfish, King mackerel, mackerel.
Author: NOAA’s NMFS, E. Hoffmayer, S. Iglésias, and R. McAuley . Image used: Mako shark, blue shark.
Author: U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Image used: Redfish, sea turtle.
Author: Kruger. Image used: Flounder, ling.
Author: CSIRO National Fish Collection. Image used: blacktip shark.
Author: NOAA/NMFS/SEFSC SEFSC Pascagoula Laboratory; Collection of Brandi Noble. Image used: a hammerhead shark.
Author: Kurzon. Image used: Great white shark.
Author: FishBase artist Robbie Cada. Image used: Tiger shark.
Author: George Burgess . Image used: Bull shark.
Author: James, Ashley from wikimedia drawings. Image used: Dogfish shark.
Author: Citron / CC-BY-SA-3.0 . Image used: Sailfish.
Author: American Food and Game Fishes . Image used: Red grouper.
Author: Bulletin of the United States Fish Commission. Image used: Rockfish .
Author: Duane Raver, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service . Image used: Barracuda.
Author: South Carolina department of natural resources . Image used: Seatrout.
Author: John James Wild. Image used: Crab.
Author: NSW Government, Department of Primary Industries. Image used: Mullet.
Author: Robbie N. Cada FishBase. Image used: Spanish Mackerel .
Author: Kare Kare. Image used: Jack.
Author: G. Brown Goode, Saint John’s Rivere. Image used: Tripletail.