By Jessica Hamblin.  Gila bicolor isolata * Put them together and what do you get? Gila bicolor isolata  Eukaryota domain  Animal Kingdom  Bilateria.

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By Jessica Hamblin

 Gila bicolor isolata *

Put them together and what do you get? Gila bicolor isolata  Eukaryota domain  Animal Kingdom  Bilateria subkingdom  Deuterostomia branch  Chordonia infrakingdom  Chordata phylum  Vertebrata subphylum  Gnathostomata infraphylum  Osteichthyes class  Actinopteryqii subclass  Actinopteri ifraclass  Clupeocephala cohort  Cypriniformes order  Cyprinidae family  Gila genus  Specific name: bicolor  Subspecies: isolata

 It was located in marshes of Independence Valley and also Warm Springs, both located in Nevada

  “Abundant” when first collected  1965 is when the fish were first collected, not necessarily when the species began

 Could not find

 In 1975 (in case you didn’t get that from time frame)  It was killed because of the introduction of other fish such as sunfish, bass, and carp.

 Could not find, but I assume it might have looked like other tui chubs

 Not immediately, but because they are the cause of extinction, sunfish, bass, and carp.

  (genus)#encyclopedia (genus)#encyclopedia  * mmons/thumb/8/8b/Gila_elegans.jpg/240px- Gila_elegans.jpg *   endence+Valley+tui+chub endence+Valley+tui+chub  lab.ucdavis.edu/People/Finger/index.htm lab.ucdavis.edu/People/Finger/index.htm

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