. Bulletin. Geography. 45. 46 Representative Fishes of a Rapids Community Fig. 44.—The banded darter {Etheostoma zonale); length 2 in. (from Forbes). Fig. 45.—The rainbow darter {Etheostoma coeruleum); length 2 in. (from Forbes). Fig. 46.—Black-sided darter (Hadropterus aspro); length 3-4 in. (from Forbes). are usually present under the stones. Such animals depend upon foods in solution and small floating plants and animals. In addition to those rapids which have large rocks, are those in which the bottom is of coarse sand and gravel, with only a few small Please note that these image

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. Bulletin. Geography. 45. 46 Representative Fishes of a Rapids Community Fig. 44.—The banded darter {Etheostoma zonale); length 2 in. (from Forbes). Fig. 45.—The rainbow darter {Etheostoma coeruleum); length 2 in. (from Forbes). Fig. 46.—Black-sided darter (Hadropterus aspro); length 3-4 in. (from Forbes). are usually present under the stones. Such animals depend upon foods in solution and small floating plants and animals. In addition to those rapids which have large rocks, are those in which the bottom is of coarse sand and gravel, with only a few small Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Geographic Society of Chicago. Chicago, Ill. : Published for the Society by the University of Chicago Press

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