Brook stickleback
A species of Brook sticklebacks, Also known as Common stickleback, Common freshwater stickleback Scientific name : Culaea inconstans Genus : Brook sticklebacks
Brook stickleback, A species of Brook sticklebacks
Also known as:
Common stickleback, Common freshwater stickleback
Botanical name: Culaea inconstans
Genus: Brook sticklebacks
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Description
The brook stickleback has a tapered body with a slim caudal peduncle and a fan-shaped tail. It very much resembles the ninespine stickleback but only has five, or occasionally six, dorsal spines. It also lacks lateral bony plates. Most of the year the colouring is grayish or olive green with a varying amount of indistinct mottling, but during the spawning season, males are nearly black and females have darker and lighter patches. This species grows to a maximum length of 3 to 5 cm (1.2 to 2.0 in).
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Scientific Classification
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Chordates Class
Fish Order
Gasterosteiformes Family
Sticklebacks Genus
Brook sticklebacks Species
Brook stickleback 
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