Humpback chub rebound: USGS science uncovers population increase and range expansion for threatened fish | USGS (.gov)
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A new USGS study indicates that adult humpback chub populations in the western Grand Canyon have increased by approximately 160-fold between 2010 and 2024. The research highlights potential causes for this rebound and ongoing concerns regarding invasive species threatening the fish's future.
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The article effectively reports on a study regarding the population increase of humpback chub, with clear scientific data and sources, but is slightly verbose in certain sections.
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