Justin Waraniak 🌻 on X: "Back working on my last entry for the #LostFishesArtChallenge for this week's #SundayFishSketch with this sketch of the Lake Titicaca Orestias pupfish! https://t.co/bjhHjEEmaW" / X
Carachi or Carache (Orestias luteus) on Floating Islands of the Uros (Lake Titicaca, Peru) Stock Photo | Adobe Stock
Orestias agassizii (Orestias agassizii) - JungleDragon
A New Species of Killifish in the Genus Orestias (Teleostei: Cyprinodontidae) from the Southern High Andes, Chile
High in Peru's Lake Titicaca, native fish threatened by North American trout
Orestias cuvieri
Lake Titicaca Orestias - Extinction
A RAD-based phylogenetics for Orestias fishes from Lake Titicaca - ScienceDirect
SHOAL on X: "Meet the Titicaca orestias, one of our 10 Most Wanted #LostFishes 🐟 Lost Fishes have gone unseen for years and are feared possibly extinct. Head to our website to
Lake Titicaca Orestias (Orestias cuvieri) - Extinct
Figure 22 from Les Orestias ( Pisces , Cyprinodontidae ) du petit lac Titicaca | Semantic Scholar
Titicaca orestias (Orestias cuvieri) · iNaturalist United Kingdom
Christopher Martin on X: "I am still haunted by this Orestias cuvieri -"Amanto" Top predator in Lake Titicaca until its extinction ~1950 due to introduced trout. No live photos exist😭 I photographed
Orestias - Encyclopedia of Life
Titicaca Orestias - Shoal
Joe's Ventures on X: "Day 7 of the #LostFishesArtComp and today we have the Titicaca orestias! Last seen in 1952.#LostFishes https://t.co/sWLxADgBpE" / X
It Rains Fishes - Species Description
Liane Tancock Artist - Lost fish no 3 is the Titicaca orestias. it would have been found in Lake Titicaca but sadly hasn't been seen since 1952. Trout was introduced to the
Orestias lake titicaca hi-res stock photography and images - Alamy
What is missing? | Titicaca Orestias / Amanto
It Rains Fishes - Species Description
Lake Titicaca Orestias - Extinction
Lake Titicaca Orestia 1835 - PICRYL - Public Domain Media Search Engine Public Domain Search
What Are North American Trout Doing in Lake Titicaca? | Science| Smithsonian Magazine
