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The Arrow Darter is found in the upper Cumberland River drainage in north-central Tennessee and southeastern Kentucky. It prefers habitat of rocky riffles and pools in streams and small rivers. As the common name suggests, the Arrow Darter has a long and pointed snout much like an arrow. Breeding males have bright orange vertical bars along their side.
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