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The state of Indiana is home to 208 species [1] of fishes that inhabit its rivers, lakes, and streams that make up five watersheds. Indiana is the state with the most fish species of any state [2] north of the Ohio River and includes Great Lakes species.
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- Native fishes taxa
- Petromyzontiformes (order)
- Acipenseriformes (order)
- Amiiformes (order)
- Hiodontiformes (order)
- Anguilliformes (order)
- Cypriniformes (order)
- Siluriformes (order)
- Esociformes (order)
- Salmoniformes (order)
- Cyprinodontiformes (order)
- Scopaeniformes (order)
- Perciformes (order)
- Gobiiformes (order)
- Exotic or introduced taxa
- Petromyzontiformes (order) 2
- Clupeiformes (order)
- Cypriniformes (order) 2
- Siluriformes (order) 2
- Salmoniformes (order) 2
- Atheriniformes (order)
- Mugiliformes (order)
- Gasterosteiformes (order)
- Perciformes (order) 2
- Gobiiformes (order) 2
- References
