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		The greatest challenge to successfully raising the pupfish fry may be feeding them enough, while at the same time keeping their water clean.
		For example, the Tecopa Bore population of C. nevadensis, which inhabits a series of hot spring pools, may reach sexual maturity within one month of hatching and there may be as many as ten generations per year in the pools (Stolz and Naiman, 1978).
		Desert Pupfish, perhaps because of their slower growth, are one of the largest pupfish, reaching about three inches.
	www.aka.org /ark/pupfish.htm (1885 words)

	Cyprinodon radiosus (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		HCPB-California's Plants and animals:...pupfish, desert, (Cyprinodon macularius), pupfish, owens, (Cyprinodon radiosus), pupfish, tecopa (EXTINCT), (Cyprinodon nevadensis calidae),...
		The Owens Pupfish: The Owens Pupfish Cyprinodon Radiosus.
		Pupfish: Cyprinodon macularius, a Desert Pupfish Cyprinodon nevadensis, the Amargosa Pupfish Cyprinodon pecosensis, the Pecos Pupfish Cyprinodon radiosus, the Owens...
	specieslist.com /fish_species/C/Cyprinodon_radiosus.shtml (1556 words)

	CRS Report: 98-32 - Endangered Species List Revisions: A Summary of Delisting and Downlisting - NLE
		Four of these species -- the Tecopa pupfish, longjaw cisco, blue pike, and Santa Barbara song sparrow -- were protected under laws pre-dating the ESA, and therefore were automatically listed under the ESA when it passed in 1973.
		The Tecopa pupfish (Cyprinodon nevaensis) was first described in 1948 from the outflow streams of the north and south Tecopa Hot Springs, north of Tecopa, California.
		In 1970, the declining Tecopa pupfish population was listed on both the federal and California endangered species lists due to habitat alteration and introductions of exotic species, primarily bluegill sunfish and mosquito fish.
	www.ncseonline.org /NLE/CRSreports/Biodiversity/biodv-18.cfm (2423 words)

	Diana 103 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Several species of pupfish have become extinct, and other species are endangered.
		Pupfish, name sometimes used to refer to any of a variety of North American killifishes (genus Cyprinodon); found in the coastal waters of California and in some Western salt lakes; one well known species- the tiny, 1.5 inches.
		(0.6 cm) Tecopa pupfish (C. nevadensis)- long- considered endangered, was declared extinct in 1981; other pupfish are on official list of endangered species.
	collaboratory.nunet.net /jeinbinder/chase/endangered/Diana103.html (111 words)

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	Niorth American kilifishes checklist (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		albivelis Minckley and Miller in Minckley, Miller and Norris, 2002 (whitefin pupfish)
		pisteri Miller and Minckley in Minckley, Miller and Norris, 2002 (Guzman pupfish)
		milleri LaBounty and Deacon, 1972 (Cottonball Marsh pupfish)
	www.pearlfishpress.com /checklist.html (209 words)

	VIA Online Desert Solitary
		This last is found at Tecopa Hot Springs, where mineral-rich waters are piped into deep aqua basins behind a funky, old, cinderblock compound across from an RV park.
		Under Eric’s gaze, two withered plants turn into the rare and sensitive Tecopa’s birdbeak and spring-loving centaury, two of the 20 endemic species on the refuge.
		I need Eric’s eyes to spot the inch-long fish that are at first highly unspectacular in appearance (except during spring spawning, when the hopeful male bedecks himself in luminous blue).
	www.viamagazine.com /top_stories/articles/desert99.asp (2165 words)

	Audubon: Ask Audubon (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A dozen species native to the arid Southwest-from the Ash Meadows pupfish to the Warm Springs pupfish-are endangered, threatened, or of special concern.
		Two decades ago the Devil's Hole pupfish in Nevada was the focus of a battle that ended with the U.S. Supreme Court affirming the endangered fish's intrinsic right to life.
		In 1981 the Tecopa pupfish, a native of two springs in California's Death Valley, was the first creature on the endangered'species list to become extinct.
	magazine.audubon.org /ask/ask.html (661 words)

	Death Valley Chamber of Commerce
		While many of the resorts in and surrounding Death Valley have swimming pools for those warm spring and summer days, there are other activities to interest children in our area.
		In the spring when the pupfish are active, Salt Creek is a great place for children to watch them as they dart, play and guard their territory.
		The boardwalk trail protects the pupfish and other insects and creatures that live in the creek from being damaged by humans walking on their habitat.
	www.deathvalleychamber.org /activities/children.htm (599 words)

	Untitled (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		104°F in Inyo County, California where the Tecopa Pupfish was discovered in the South Tecopa Hot Spring.
		First discovered in 1942 the Pupfish disappeared 18 years later partly due to a commercial bathhouse contaminating the water.
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	Quitobaquito Spring is located at Organ Pipe National Monument Pima County Ajo AZ USA in USA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The artesian spring at Tecopa Bore near Death Valley, the Amargosa pupfish C. nevadensis amargosae have been found in temperatures as high as 107 F. Interestingly, the water comes from the ground at a lethal 118 F but cools by 14 to 20 degrees as it flows over a distance of some 900 feet.
		The pupfish occupy the mats of blue green algae that line the shore, and only in the areas at or below 107 F. In the winter, the cooling occurs much faster, and the maximum 107 F range moves closer to the source making available portions of the habitat previously in the lethal temperature range.
		And as a new flush of very hot water emanates from the spring, the fish rush away ahead of the lethally hot water stream until it cools to the tolerable 107 F range.
	www.tourask.com /Arizona/Ajo/18079.html (492 words)

	THREATS TO DESERT SPRINGS
		For instance, the Conchos pupfish is thought to have invaded the spring containing bighead pupfish through a diversion channel where it has since hybridized with bighead pupfish.
		Rhinichthys osculus nevadensis) and Ash Meadows pupfish (
		This spring went dry in 1973 due to increased evapotranspiration caused by an increase in vegetation when the spring was fenced (Soltz and Naiman 1978).
	www.peter.unmack.net /papers/1995.threats.desert.springs.advo.html (2739 words)

	DFC North American Fish Index
		Cyprinodon ceciliae Lozano-V and Contreras-B - violet pupfish -
		Cyprinodon nevadensis mionectes - Ash Meadows pupfish - xtx
		Cyprinodon sp6 - Whitefin pupfish - P Cyprinodon tularosa Miller and Echelle - White Sands pupfish - xtx
	www.desertfishes.org /na/index.shtml (3981 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Tecopa pupfish gives its life for a bathhouse -The US Fish and Wildlife Service announced the extinction ol'the Tecopa pupfish Wednesday, blaming changes in temperature anrd salinity of the fish's native springs in the Aniaragos River in Death Valley, California, due to the instalaltion of a bathhouse in 1965.
		There arc no existing photo)graphs -of' the Tecopa pupfish, according to the Fi~sh and Wildlife Service.
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	www-tech.mit.edu /archives/VOL_101/TECH_V101_S0700_P005.txt (805 words)

	Amargosa River Hike
		We left the China Date Ranch in Tecopa around 8am, and got to the Dumont Dunes Road around 2pm.
		The old Tonapah and Tecopa railroad used to run through this canyon, from Baker, CA to Tonapah, NV.
		The foundation for the Tonapah and Tecopa Railroad bridge at one of it's locations crossing the Amargosa River
	www.ke6lbm.com /amargosa_river/amargosa_river.html (393 words)

	HCPB-California's Plants and animals (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The list below provides access to species accounts for 34 species and subspecies of fishes listed as either threatened or endangered by the State of California or the federal government.
		This list is in alphabetical order, by the general name of the animal (for example: pupfish, salmon, trout, etc.).
		Each species account contains the latest status report from the Department of Fish and Game's periodic report on the status of these species.
	www.dfg.ca.gov /hcpb/species/t_e_spp/tefish/tefisha.shtml (209 words)

	Falcons and Man - A Timeline
		More sad, however, are the ones that have been taken off the list because they are now believed to be extinct.
		TECOPA PUPFISH A fish once found in California.
		LONGJAW CISCO A fish once found in Lakes Michigan, Huron and Eric.
	www.pbs.org /falconer/man/offlist.htm (367 words)

	Birding Around Las Vegas, Outside the Las Vegas Valley - Northwest (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Water and vegetation in the desert provide good habitat for waterfowl, hawks, migrants, and desert species.
		The area was set up to protect several species of endemic fish, so check the springs and running water for pupfish.
		Be sure to visit Devils Hole too, the only spring in the world with Devils Hole Pupfish.
	www.birdandhike.com /Bird/Outside_LV/Outside_NW/Bird_NW.htm (383 words)

	Master Index of Freshwater Fishes (Cynolebias adloffi - Cyriopeoides pengelleyi)
		"Desert Pupfish" "Gila Desert Pupfish" "Salton Sea Pupfish" "Le Conte Desert Pupfish" "Colorado Desert Pupfish" `Stahlblauer Wüstenfisch`
		(Bi:478, B5:484, La:63, W1:331, AF:76 2/97) "Shoshone Pupfish" "Shoshone Amargosa Pupfish" `Shoshone Wüstenfisch`
		"Pecos Pupfish" "Pecos River Pupfish" `Pecos River-Wüstenkärpfling` `Pecos Wüstenfisch`
	www.webcityof.com /miff1028.htm (1376 words)

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