RANGE: Historically, fluvial (river-running) populations of Arctic grayling existed in only two places in the lower 48 states: Michigan and the upper Missouri River of Montana. Populations in Michigan ...
"It happens in many species, like northern muskies, walleyes, lake sturgeon, and now we know it happens in grayling. The folks in Montana figured that out." Michigan is also borrowing from Montana ...
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