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CAROLINIAN SPECIES
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Carolinian Fish & Aquatic Invertebrate Species
 

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Black BuffaloIctiobus niger

A large black sucker species found in Lake Erie and the Niagara River. A species of Special Concern in Canada.

Photo: Wisconsin Dept. of Natural Resources


Silver Shiner, Notropis photogenis

A carp species found in the Grand and Thames rivers and Brontė Creek. A species of Special Concern in Canada and vulnerable in Ontario.


BowfinAmia calva

A primitive fish species frequenting turbid and stagnant waters. More information at Fish of the Great Lakes by Wisconsin Sea Grant

Photo:Shedd Aquarium


Spotted Gar, Lepisosteus oculatus

A threatened species in Canada and Ontario that can grow to 112cm and frequents quiet bays and backwaters along Lake Erie's north shore.

Image: Texas Parks & Wildlife


Black Redhorse, Moxostoma duquesnei

A small sucker species threatened nationally and provincially. It has been seen in Catfish Creek and the Grand, Thames and Maitland Rivers. 

Illustration: Natural Resources Canada


Photo: S. Staton, NWRI Wavy-rayed Lamp Mussel, Lampsilis fasciola

The Wavy-rayed Lampmussel is endangered nationally and now found only in the upper.Grand River and some sections of the Thames, Sydenham, and possibly the Ausable rivers.

Photo: S. Staton, NWRI


Northern RiffleshellEpioblasma torulosa rangiana

A freshwater mussel now found only in one 40 km reach of the Sydenham River. An endangered species nationally.

Photo: S. Staton, NWRI


Rayed Bean, Villosa fabalis

A tiny freshwater mussel and an endangered species nationally, now found only in the Sydenham River.

Photo: S. Staton, NWRI

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