Roanoke logperch peer review plan for SSA
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Peer review plan for the Species Status Assessment to inform the 5-year review of the Roanoke logperch

Author(s)
Woman smiling and wearing a brown FWS uniform. A stream and vegetation serve as backdrop.
Sarah McRae
Classification biologist
Ecological Services,
Endangered Species,
Listing and Classification
Additional Role(s)
Species Assessment Team (SAT) Project Manager
Expertise
Aquatic Species Conservation ,
ESA Listing and Recovery,
Species Status Assessments,
Project Management
Publication date
Type of document
In progress
Species
A small fish in hand with brown stripes along it's side and red markings on it's dorsal fin

The Roanoke logperch is a large darter, growing to about 6 inches long. It has a bulbous snout, lateral blotches, back is scrawled, and most fins are strongly patterned. First dorsal fin has an orange band, particularly vivid in mature males. It can be found in larger streams in the upper...

FWS Focus
Species
Kingdom
Animalia
Taxonomic Rank
Species
FWS and DOI Region(s)
Northeast