Creek chub
A species of Creek chubs, Also known as Horned dace Scientific name : Semotilus atromaculatus Genus : Creek chubs
Creek chub, A species of Creek chubs
Also known as:
Horned dace
Botanical name: Semotilus atromaculatus
Genus: Creek chubs
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Description
The creek chub (Semotilus atromaculatus) is a small schooling fish that lives in North American creeks. It is an opportunistic eater, and will consume insects, nymphs, amphipods, smaller fish, and various types of vegetation. Creek chubs, in turn, are common prey to trout, pike, kingfishers, loons, and other piscivorous species. Because they have so many predators, they are far less common in larger creeks and rivers.
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Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Fish Order
Carp-like fish Family
Cyprinids Genus
Creek chubs Species
Creek chub 
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