1983
DOI: 10.2307/1445109
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An Intergeneric Cyprinid Hybrid, Hybopsis monacha × Notropis galacturus, from the Tennessee River Drainage

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“…It is known that some introduced cyprinid species can spread rapidly, often displacing native populations (Walters et al, 2008) and cyprinids commonly hybridize within one another; however, integradation has been less commonly demonstrated. Hybrids involving species of Cyprinella and other sympatric genera of Cyprinidae are very rare but are not uncommon within the genus, especially when C. lutrensis, C. venusta, C. whipplei, and C. spiloptera are involved (Page and Smith, 1970;Schwartz, 1981;Burkhead and Bauer, 1983). This phenomenon has been widely reported for C. lutrensis, a species that readily hybridizes with congeners, sometimes causing widespread displacement of native species (Walters et al, 2008).…”
Section: Details Regarding Some Controversial Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is known that some introduced cyprinid species can spread rapidly, often displacing native populations (Walters et al, 2008) and cyprinids commonly hybridize within one another; however, integradation has been less commonly demonstrated. Hybrids involving species of Cyprinella and other sympatric genera of Cyprinidae are very rare but are not uncommon within the genus, especially when C. lutrensis, C. venusta, C. whipplei, and C. spiloptera are involved (Page and Smith, 1970;Schwartz, 1981;Burkhead and Bauer, 1983). This phenomenon has been widely reported for C. lutrensis, a species that readily hybridizes with congeners, sometimes causing widespread displacement of native species (Walters et al, 2008).…”
Section: Details Regarding Some Controversial Speciesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Erimystax monacha has been observed spawning in crevices like species of Cyprinella (R. E. Jenkins and N. M. Burkhead, pers. comm.) and a single hybrid between this species and Cyprinella galactura was reported by Burkhead and Bauer (1983).…”
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“…Erimystax monacha has been observed spawning in crevices like species of Cyprinella (R. E. Jenkins and N. M. Burkhead, pers. comm.) and a single hybrid between this species and Cyprinella galactura was reported by Burkhead and Bauer (1983). Pharyngeal dentition is variable in and between species groups having an open posterior myodome.…”
Section: Comm)mentioning
confidence: 84%