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Colorado River Basin Fish
What You Can Do to Help Colorado River Basin Fish
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Fast Facts
Bonytail coloring tends to be darker above and lighter below, serving as a camouflage.
Reports of 6 foot long individuals mostly date to skeletal remains. Pikeminnows have gotten progressively smaller since the 1960's - adults now only reach around 3 feet in length.
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Protection Status
Endangered Species Act:
Endangered
IUCN Red List:
Endangered
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