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Perry: Minnesota waters are full of ancient fish ― and the science behind them is pretty cool
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· June 21, 2026
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Key takeaway These rough fish play a crucial role in the state's ecosystem.
Minnesota's waters are home to a native population of ancient fish. These rough fish play a crucial role in the state's ecosystem. The science surrounding these fish is notable, although not fully understood.
There are still many unknowns when it comes to these ancient species. For more information on Minnesota's native rough fish and the science behind them, readers can refer to the source for further details and insights.
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Published: June 21, 2026 ·
Source: Star Tribune ·
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