Tarima Latin Name SchizoThorax (Racoma) Biddulphi (Günther, 1876), two method Tarim Schizothoracin, is the main economic fish unique to the Tarim water system.
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The cracked fish in the tower is a cold water -based fish, living in rivers flowing water and lake environment. The meat is delicious and loved by the local people. It is the main economic fish of the place of origin. Due to the influence of species and other people, its resources are getting more and more scarce. It is very scarce.
Talite cracked belly fish inhabit the river in the plateau area and also enters the lake. Static and micro -flowing water can live. Frequent vertebrate, algae or plant debris often uses the primer. In the end of spring, it was spawned in the flowing water, and it was a period of birth in May to June.
It turned out to be the main economic fish unique to the Tarim water system. Since 1960, the number of fishing has been increasing, causing excessive phenomena, and the number of supplements to supplement the group is insufficient, so the decrease in population group has increased. At the same time, due to the introduction of foreign species, in the competition between foreign species and indigenous species, foreign fish accounted for the advantage, coupled with a large amount of land reclamation for the development of production, the water flowing the fields caused the water to exhaust, and the ecological environment worsen. Fish that are late for mature age have declined year by year and are nearly endangered.
Xinhuanet, Urumqi, November 22nd. On November 19th, a staff member of Bohu showed people to people. Recently, an endangered fish in the wetland in Ruoqiang County -wild tower cracked belly fish. Tarim omit -abdominal fish is a unique fish in Xinjiang. It is distributed in the Tarim Water system. It is very scarce. It is near endangered and belongs to the national second -level protected fish species.
L be included in the second level of "China National Key Protection Wildlife List". (Only limited to field groups)
Protecting wild animals and eliminating odors.
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