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Gualala Roach were first collected by
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who recognized them as
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but noted they bore “a distinctive local stamp by which they can be recognized without difficulty (p 175).” He later (1913) described them as
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suggested these individuals constituted a subspecies not a species.
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found them to be strongly genetically different from any other Roach along the
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coast, suggesting they were more than a subspecies.
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Baumsteiger
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found individuals within the Gualala system to be distinctive at the species level in all analyses, with pairwise F
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estimates between these individuals and Northern Roach to be the highest in the study (0.895). Thus the consensus reconfirms what
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proposed, that Gualala Roach are indeed a distinct species within
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Roach (
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). However, they differ from other Roach species by having smaller scales (5465 along the lateral line), shorter, more rounded fins, a shorter snout (in relation to head length) and a more robust body (
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). Gualala Roach have 78 dorsal rays (average 8) and 68 (average 7) anal rays (
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).
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described Gualala Roach as having “a light lateral stripe two scales wide extending from upper edge of gill opening to base of caudal and entirely above the lateral line; below is a somewhat wider dark stripe, which in turn is followed by several narrower and very distinct dark stripes which grow lighter ventrally.”
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. Gualala Roach are confined to the Gualala River and its tributaries in Sonoma Co. They are the most abundant fish species in the South and Wheatfield forks and in most headwater streams (
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;
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). Occurrence is greatly reduced in the colder North Fork (
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; CDFG 1991) and in the mainstem below its confluence with the North Fork (
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;
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).
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. Historically, Gualala Roach were present throughout the Gualala River basin (
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). Agency salmonid surveys indicate Roach may have increased in abundance due to habitat alterations favorable to warm water-tolerant species (
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).
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rate this species as “highly vulnerable” to extinction due to climate change. Statewide this is a species of Special Concern (IUCN status, Near-threatened) because of its limited distribution and increasing threats from vineyard and rural residential development, including introductions of non-native fishes (
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).
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