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Hérault Sculpin
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IUCN NT · Near threatened

Hérault Sculpin

Cottus rondeleti

Cottus rondeleti is a species of freshwater cottid fish that is only found in the coastal Hérault drainage of Southern France. The total known distribution comprises three distinct short stretches of stream, and the species considered critically endangered because of threat of drought that is promoted by water extraction and potentially by climate change.

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