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On a recent trip to Missouri, I spent two days snorkeling. One day was
spent in the Cuivere River in Lincoln County Missouri. I saw some
amazing
fish (fundulus, darters, minnows, bass species, green sunfish....) and
got
out of the 117 degree heat. I had to leave the river when cows on the
neighboring property came down into the river to escape the heat as
well. I
suddenly realized that I was not alone when an incredible cloud of
sediment
came drifting down from upstream. This river had a cobble substrate of
fossil bearing rocks.
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