Lecture 48a The Fossil Record of Trout

In this video I talk about the fossil record of trout and salmon, and their fairly recent evolutionary history.
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[@jonstfrancis]

Really interesting! There seems to be very little information on modern fish evolution so thanking you for teaching us this.

[@brandonm2828]

Benjamin burger you are the MAN!

[@SouthShoreDecoys]

Something i never knew i needed to know!

[@toniwilson6210]

Somehow you predicted my search 5 days ago

[@prepperpov5852]

Thank you SO much, sir

[@livelyvortex2961]

the art of Ray Troll? Nice

[@johnlawrence9957]

Trout! My favorite fish to eat. Especially the Golden. They are a native found in the high Sierra Nevada. I have fished for them in the Monanche Meadows area. Great video! Thanks!

[@vinnytaranova6163]

Everything I ever wanted to know about my dinner. Thanks for fantastic videos.

[@affoster79]

Interesting Lecture! I use to work at a trout hatchery feeding and rearing Brook, Brown and Rainbow trout. It was one of my most enjoyable experiences I had in my career. Before that I did radio telemetry with Atlantic and Short Nosed Sturgeon. A really awesome prehistoric looking species to work with. I would love to see and hear you do a lecture on Sturgeon sometime.

[@ethanlenear]

Like the videos

[@rocksandoil2241]

Tiger trout...cool hybrid