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The Carpathian gudgeon (''Gobio carpathicus'') is a species of
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, a small freshwater in the family
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. It is widespread in
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in the
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system,
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drainage in
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. Freshwater
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, up to 12.0 cm long.


Etymology

''Gobio'' is Latin for ''gobius'' which means gudgeon.


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* carpathicus Fish described in 1925 Cyprinid fish of Europe {{Cyprinidae-stub