Male from Tamazula
Male from Tamazula, Tuxpan River [Jalisco]. Foto por Juan Miguel Artigas Azas. (25-may.-2014). certificador Juan Miguel Artigas Azas

Familia
Goodeidae

Sub-familia
Goodeinae

Tribu
Chapalichthyini

Género
Xenotoca


Última actualización el :
30-abr.-2022

Xenotoca lyonsi Domínguez-Domínguez, Bernal-Zuñiga, Piller, 2016


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Descripción original como Xenotoca lyonsi:

ZooBank:63877A96-1743-404B-BD71-DF2DEFC039E7.

Conservación: Xenotoca lyonsi es evaluada por la Unión Internacional para la Conservación de la Naturaleza en la lista roja de especies amenazadas como (CR) En peligro crítico (2018). Xenotoca lyonsi is known only from a few sites along its original distributional range, and is reported to have been extirpated from approximately 60% of the historical localities where it has been reported. All the areas where the species originally occurred are highly impacted by human activities, being totally modified for agricultural purposes, with sugar cane plantations demanding high water resources and discharging polluted water from the production process. Also, untreated urban waste into the river is a substantial ecological problem in the area. In several recent surveys for the species, it was never located downstream of the village waste water discharges and, when found, it was always upstream of the discharge sites. Also, the species is not abundant in the few localities from where it is currently known to exist (Domínguez Domínguez et al., 2016:93, Lyons et al., 2019:145, Köck, 2019).