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Double Horned Golden Line Barbel
Description:
The Double Horned Golden Line Barbel, Sinocyclocheilus bicornutus, is endemic to a small area of Guizhou, China. It was not described by science until 1997. This species grows to a length of roughly 7 inches. Sexually mature adults develop hard conical spines on their forehead and face; the function of the spines is not yet understood. The locality where the first individuals were discovered is a large cave with regular colonies of bats living in it. This individual was photographed in China, 2014.
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Danté Fenolio/Science Source
Unique identifier:
SS2712949
Legacy Identifier:
JC7872
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5958px × 3757px (~64 MB)
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animal
aquatic vertebrate
asia
asian
barbel
bioinventory
bony fish
cave
cave biota
cave creatures
china biology
china fauna
chinese wildlife
cyprinidae
double horned golden line barbel
endangered species
endemic cave fish
fish
guanxi
guizhou
habitat survey
hypogean
silhouettable
sinocyclocheilus
sinocyclocheilus bicornutus
speleobiota
stygobiont
stygobite
stygobitic
subterranean
troglobiont
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underwater