Sotano de Amezcua - habitat of Prietella phreatophila
Mexican blindcat / bagre ciego de Múzquiz
71K K jpeg Surface sinkhole of Sotano de Amezcua
NW of Ciudad Acuña, Coahuila, México
Dean A. Hendrickson photo
30K K jpeg Part way down the throat of Sotano de
Amezcua
Peter Sprouse photo
35K K jpeg Ceiling of arrival room, Sotano de
Amezcua
Peter Sprouse photo
45K K jpeg Arrival room, Sotano de Amezcua. Dry
stream channel below. Upstream sump to right. Flood level above head of persons
in photo.
Peter Sprouse photo
37K K jpeg Top of flood deposits in arrival room,
Sotano de Amezcua
Peter Sprouse photo
43K K jpeg Upstream sump pool, Sotano de Amezcua
Peter Sprouse photo
60K K jpeg Catfish in upstream sump pool with
floating calcite crystals, Sotano de Amezcua
Dean A. Hendrickson photo
52K K jpeg Low clearance channel between upstream
and downstream sump (stream exit from arrival room), Sotano de Amezcua. Note
coarse substrates indicating high velocity flood flows.
Peter Sprouse photo
38K K jpeg Shallow, ephemeral pool about 50
meters above lower sump pool, Sotano de Amezcua
Dean A. Hendrickson photo
29K K jpeg Lower sump pool, Sotano de Amezcua
Dean A. Hendrickson photo
Images
of Prietella phreatophila (Mexican blindcat).
Abstract from a presentation on Prietella at the 1996 ASIH meeting.
Animalwatch,
a childrens magazine, did a little story about this species that might be of
interest to kids.
We have been distributing a "wanted poster" around
this and other areas where we think Prietella may be found, in hopes of
finding more localities. Stay tuned.
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