Savannah Darter, Etheostoma mariae
Savannah Darter, Etheostoma mariae, non-breeding male. When in spawning condition the colors greatly intensify. Darters comprise a large group of small and frequently very colorful fishes that are found only in North America. The Savannah darter has a rather small range, inhabiting gravel-bottomed streams within a small portion of adjacent SC and GA. As in many darters of the genus Etheostoma, the males are much more brightly colored than their mates.
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Science Source
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Dimensions
4096 x 2664 pixels
Print Size @ 300 dpi
14 x 9 inches / 35 x 23 cm
