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TROUT AND SALMON 



the great continental divide, "in the very act of going from 

 Pacific into Atlantic drainage." 



SUBDIVISIONS OF THE NORTH AMERICAN TROUT AND CHARRS 

 (Species in italics are introduced in the text) 



WESTERN TROUT: 



Mountain Trout Group : 



Rainbow Trout Group: 



Steelhead Trout Group: 



LAKE TROUT 

 (oftheGreatLakes): 



EASTERN TROUT 

 AND CHARRS: 



Mountain Trout. 



Yellowstone Trout. 



Silver Trout. 



Lake Tahoe Trout. 



Truckee Trout. 



Utah Trout. 



Jordan's Trout and seven 

 others. 



Rainbow Trout. 



McCloud River R. Trout. 



Kern River R. Trout. 



Golden Trout. 



Stone's Trout. 



Steelhead Trout. 



Speckled Steelhead Trout. 



Kamloops Trout. 



Blueback Trout. 

 f Lake Trout. ' 

 \ Siscowet Trout. 



Brook Trout. 



Dolly Varden Trout. 



Sunapee Trout. 



Blneback Trout. 



Marston Trout, and 

 others. 



THE MOUNTAIN TROUT, or BLACK-SPOTTED TROUT. 1 

 Like many others, this is a fish of many names Spotted, 

 Black, Silver, Salmon, Steelhead and Cut-Throat all end- 

 ing with Trout. The last mentioned " Cut-Throat Trout" 

 Dr. G. Brown Goode characterized as "a horrible name, 



1 Scd'mo dark'ii. 



