BROOK STICKLEBACK (CULAEA INCONSTANS [KIRTLAND 1841]), A NEW ADDITION TO THE UPPER COLORADO RIVER BASIN FISH FAUNA

Brook stickleback (Culaea inconstans) is a small gasterosteid fish native to Arctic and Atlantic drainages in North America. The species native range extends west from Nova Scotia to British Columbia and south from the Northwest Territories to southern Ohio drainages, including the Mississippi-Misso...

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Published in:The Great Basin naturalist 1996-07, Vol.56 (3), p.281-282
Main Authors: Modde, Timothy, Haines, G. Bruce
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Wetlands
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