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A young Apache trout (Oncorhynchus apache)

By Southwest Biological Science Center
A young Apache trout with brown and yellow spotted coloration is held in a person's hand over a stream
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A young Apache trout (Oncorhynchus apache), AZ. Apache trout were once federally listed as endangered, and have been recovered and delisted. They live only in mountain streams in Arizona, and their native habitat is on the Fort Apache Reservation. Photo by Zachary Jackson, USFWS. 

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