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Where is Catla found?

Asked: Matthieu Corbeil Walsh, Last Updated:

Catla is endemic to the riverine system in northern India, Indus plain and adjoining hills of Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal and Myanmar, and has been introduced later into almost all riverine systems, reservoirs and tanks all over India.

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