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yes, in fact there is crayfish in all the US sates. Some have more some have less.
A marbled crayfish has been introduced to africa.
somewhere else than land somewhere in the waters!
various methods to introduced a bill in the state of Arizona
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No. A civil union bill has never been introduced in the Arizona legislature.
No. A domestic partnership bill has never been introduced in the Arizona legislature.
Crayfish
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They never were, a few species of stingrays are native to the North American Waters.
No. All species of crayfish which are not native to North America (European, Asian and Australian too) are susceptible to crayfish plague. The disease is caused by a water mould present in all America. Crustaceans die within few weeks of being infected. What's more American crays are not only immune to the plague but also are carriers of the mould. This fact causes severe problems in Europe, where some American species were introduced (signal crayfish, swamp crayfish, belted crayfish) and now are increasing in number and range bringing European crays (bigger and of higher economical value) closer to the brink of extinction.
Crayfish live in brackish to pure freshwater. There are species that live in streams, creeks and rivers as well as some that live in lakes and ponds. The ones that you may see in the store are usually the species that live in brackish waters because they tend to grow bigger than the other species.