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The Ozark Logperch

Ozark Logperch is the freshwater darter identified as Percina fulvitaenia. Species-level identification matters because broad logperch accounts can describe a different member of the same group.

Range and Identity

The retained scientific name distinguishes this entry from Common Logperch and other regional logperches. A record labeled only logperch does not automatically belong here. Keep the original species determination, collection site and any later identification revision together when comparing historical and modern accounts.

Habitat and Behavior

The available species summary establishes United States freshwater occurrence but provides little detailed habitat information. General descriptions of logperches turning stones or using gravel should not become a species-specific ecological study without a source tied to Percina fulvitaenia. Actual observations should retain substrate and current.

Size and Life-History Records

A morphology dataset supplies a specimen length of 11.1 centimeters standard length, ending at the tail base. That specimen measurement is not established as the species maximum. It is kept separate from larger total-length measurements of Common Logperch, and no maximum mass is calculated from it.

Field Note

Show the entire body pattern and retain the scientific identification. A short common-name label can hide the distinction between separate species of logperch.

All Lakes With Ozark Logperch

Browse all lakes and reservoirs with confirmed Ozark Logperch records in our database, listed alphabetically.

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