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Starting in 2021, Wyoming treated 52 miles of the Big Sandy River with rotenone: by 2024, 2,109 native specimens of the Catostomus latipinnis species had already been reintroduced into the restored waterway
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Biologists poured the substance, which is poisonous to fish, to eliminate invasive species. More than 6,000 Catostomus specimens were taken to conservation tanks in a Wyoming state laboratory.
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