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Where can you see Arizona's native fishes? |
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Where can you see Arizona's native fishes? |
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Though it is true that most of Arizona's native fishes are threatened or endangered, there are several public locations throughout the state where one might observe these rare fishes. |
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Species (see species page for more information and images) |
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Desert Botanical Garden- Phoenix, AZ (link) |
Gila topminnow |
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Phoenix Zoo- Phoenix, AZ (link) |
bonytail chub, razorback sucker, desert pupfish |
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Arizona State University Desert Arboretum Park- Tempe, AZ (link) |
desert pupfish, Gila topminnow |
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Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum- Tucson, AZ (link) |
Gila topminnow, desert pupfish, Gila chub, Colorado squawfish, Sonora chub, speckled dace, flannelmouth sucker, razorback sucker, Apache trout |
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US Fish and Wildlife Service, Cibola National Wildlife Refuge- Cibola, AZ (link) |
desert pupfish |
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US Fish and Wildlife Service, Imperial National Wildlife Refuge- Yuma, AZ (link) |
desert pupfish |
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Bureau of Land Management- Lake Havasu City, AZ (link) |
razorback sucker, bonytail chub |
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Buckskin Mountain State Park- Parker, AZ (link) |
razorback sucker |
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