Alien animals in British Columbia

Article number 10125331

TABLE OF CONTENTS Introduction Section I—Introduced Mammals Opossum European Rabbit Eastern Cottontail Rabbit Gray Squirrel Norway Rat Black Rat Alexandrian Rat House Mouse Nutria Red Deer Fallow Deer Domestic Stock Section II—Introduced Birds Sage Grouse European Grey Partridge Chukar Partridge Bob-white Quail California Quail Mountain Quail Ring-neck Pheasant Black Game Capercaillie Wild Turkey Rock Dove English Skylark European Starling Crested Mynah House Sparrow Section III—Introduced Fishes, Frogs, and Turtle Atlantic Salmon Brown Trout Speckled Char American Shad Striped Bass Largemouth Bass Section III—Introduced Fishes, Frogs, and Turtle—Continued Smallmouth Bass Pumpkinseed or Sunfish Black Crappie Yellow Perch Brown Catfish or Brown Bullhead Black Catfish or Black Bullhead Carp Tench Goldfish Mosquito Fish Green Frog Bull Frog Snapping Turtle Section IV—Introduced Invertebrates Japanese Oyster Eastern Oyster Soft-shell Clam Japanese Little-neck Clam (Venerupis) Japanese Oyster Drill (Ocenebra) Eastern Oyster Drill Eastern Mud Nassa Lobster Slugs Isopods or Sowbugs Miscellaneous Species Japanese Clam (Trapezium) Japanese Oyster Drill (Purpura) Atlantic Slipper Limpet Asiatic Anemone Oyster-eating Flatworm Oriental Parasitic Copepod Gribble Atlantic Shipworm Earthworms Millipede Section V—Transfers within the Province References

British Columbia provincial museum, 2e druk/edition, illustrated by Beebe