Cycleptus elongatus

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• Gray Redhorse
• Blue Sucker
• Cycleptus elongatus
• Scartomyzon congestus

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• Blue Sucker
• Gray Redhorse
• Cycleptus elongatus
• Scartomyzon congestus

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• Agosia chrysogaster
• Catostomus clarki
• Catostomus insignis
• Meda fulgida
• Pylodictis olivaris
• Cycleptus elongatus
• Lepisosteus osseus

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Larson, R.D. 2001. Ecology of Blue Sucker and Gray Redhorse in the Lower Pecos River, New Mexico. Performance Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Section 6 E-46-1. 15p.

• Cycleptus elongatus
• Scartomyzon congestus
• Blue Sucker
• Gray Redhorse

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