what types of fish and plants live in rivers?
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salmon \ntrout\nmuskees\nbass\nsuckers\ncatfish\ncarp\ncrawfish\nfrogs\npollywoggs\nturtles\nmosquitos\nblackflies& fish flies\nwater lilys\nseaweed \nalgae\ncat tails\nwild purple lilly\nknats a small bug
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Yes, 5 specific species live in fresh water, they are usually named after the river they swim in such as the Amazon, the Yangzi Jiang, or the Ganges.\n\neven you can check this web site for more details - \nhttp://www.thedolphinplace.com/QandA.html#2
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It really depends on how warm the water is, some fishes (different species) do thrive in warm climate/ water
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Well there are alot of species of fish out there.... hmm.... let me hit some of my top ones.....\n\nBass.... soft plastics, hula poppers and good old live worms\n\nCatfish.... liver and hotdogs for the small ones, and brim or bluegill for the "real" catfish\n\nCrappie and Bluegill... tube jigs, bread and crickets\n\nTrout.... dry flys
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Starlings (North America)\nCarp (North America)\nAsian Carp (North America)\nCats (North America, Australia)\nDogs (North America)\nHorses (North America)\nJackrabbits (Australian)&#92;\nZebra Mussels (North America)
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Plants are a major group of living things including familiar organisms such as trees, flowers, herbs, and ferns. About 350,000 species of plants have been estimated to exist. As of 2004, some 287,655 species had been identified, of which 258,650 are flowering.
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Nope. If you mean by "native", wild trout, the state DNR regularly stocks many Iowa streams. Browns and rainbows and some brookies which, I believe are all "native." There are many streams that have healthy populations of wild (meaning, reproducing) trout, some which grow quite large.
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They will do it by passing the water over their gills. Fish gills are full of blood vessels containing carbon dioxide. Through the process of osmosis, the small oxygen atom that makes up the water molecule is absorbed into the bloodstream and exchanged to carbon dioxide.
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fish, sharks , whales, crustaceans of all types.
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Dolphins don't live in just tropical marine waters. Dolphins live in colder temperatures too, as well as freshwater.\n\nKiller whales (yes, they are dolphins) live in cold waters, as well as warmer waters.\n\nChinese river dolphins live in fresh water.
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a fly, a worm, a grub, a minnow.....\nwhat?\nwhat are you fishing for? what kind of fish?
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in the absence of an aquatic environent, some aquatic plants die, and mutated plants with special characteristics, such as seeds, live. these more "fit" plants multiply, and then you have a plant species that can adapt without an aquatic environment. \nthis is similar to (but much more complicated than) bacterial resistance to antibiotics, or crop insects resistance to insecticide.
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not being a wise a** but to the Best of my understanding fish live in watter over two miles deep in the Marianna trench to muddy ponds and streams, fast flowing clear watter and even some fish climb out of the watter and up trees for short periods of time somewhere in southeast Asia is  where these unusual fish live
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Yes, there are also some tidal rivers.  The Danube is one I can think of.
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I am not an expert, but I am on my local watershed watch team. We conduct water samples and look for species diversity in the water. Factors that affect diversity in water is the clarity, amount of sedimentation/other pollutants, temperature, stream bottom material (sand, mud, rock, etc.),sinuosity, percentage of dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and vegetation surrounding the stream banks. Also I would think diversity depends on the location of the river. There will obviously be differences in a river that runs near Chicago and a river that runs through the Adirondak Mountains. I am sure I have left many things out, but hopefully i've said a few things you could do a search on.
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The main diet of the kingfishers consists of various types of fish, especially brown trout, bluntnose minnows, bluegill sunfish, sculpin, and Atlantic salmon. They usually eat small fish, but  kingfishers have been observed to swallow fish as long as the bird itself, sometimes leaving an inch or so of the tail sticking out of the beak. If fish are scarce, they also eat snails, crustaceans, insects, amphibians, reptiles, young birds, small mammals, and berries..
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It depends on the fish.  Salmon are spawned in fresh-water lakes and swim to the sea only to return as adults up rivers and dams to their birth lakes to repeat the cycle.  Some fish live in brackish water that is part fresh and part salt water which changes with the tides.  Some fish cannot adapt from fresh to salt water or vice versa.