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Southern
Cavefish, Typhlicthys
subterraneous
The southern cavefish
is an eyeless, pink and white fish that reaches lengths of 8 to 9 cm.
Cavefish populations are minimal and very vulnerable in Indiana.
They are found in subterranean waters, such as pools of cave
streams. This fish is
vulnerable to habitat transformation and pollution, which is common in
Indiana caves.
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