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. Sacramento Riffle Sculpin,
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Description as for
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(
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). Characteristics of
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used in this study (n=15) are as follows: anal fin rays (1215), dorsal spines (710), dorsal rays (1419), dorsal fins joined? (variable), black spot on dorsal (yes), palatine teeth present (variable), mouth vs eye (variable but maxilla mostly reaches mid-eye), chin pores (02), pelvic fins spines + rays (1+3), pelvics fins mostly do not touch vent, pectoral fin rays (1416), preopercular spines (12), lateral line variable, lateral line pores (2638). Other characters are listed in
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rays 13; dorsal-fin spines 8; dorsal-fin rays 17; dorsal fins joined; dorsal fin spot present; palatine teeth absent; maxilla reaches middle of eye; 1 chin pore; pelvic fins 1 spine, 3 rays; pelvics do not touch vent; pectora1 fin rays 14; preopercular spines 1; lateral line complete; lateral line pores, 35; axillary prickles present.
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WFB 34253428.
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SL, 96108 TL. Anal-fin rays 13; dorsal spines 8; dorsal-fin rays 1718; dorsal fins joined; dorsal fin spot present on 3; palatine teeth absent; maxilla reaches middle of eye; 12 chin pores; pelvic fins 1 spine, 3 rays; pelvics do not touch vent; pectora1 fin rays 15; preopercular spines 1; lateral line complete; lateral line pores, 3641; axillary prickles present.
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Found in the Sacramento River watershed (northern Central Valley), from the American River (and tributaries) north to Shasta Dam. Above Shasta Reservoir, it occurs primarily in the upper Sacramento River and its tributaries (
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Baumsteiger
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). Other tributaries to Shasta Reservoir (e.g. McCloud River, Squaw Valley Creek) support
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, while the reservoir itself supports
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. It inhabits cool-water permanent tributaries and rivers and rivers below dams, where reservoir releases provide cool water (generally less than 24°C).
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. The species name honors the Wintu people who were the regions original inhabitants, with their lands encompassing many of the streams and rivers where this subspecies lives. The Winnemem Wintu (The Middle Water People) still live in the area and are working to restore salmon runs and to protect sacred rivers and sites in the region.
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