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																												 Seven-striped Barb 
																												 
Common name for a species of freshwater 
fish, with the scientific designation Probarbus jullieni, 
and also commonly known by the name Jullien's Golden Carp. 
			It occurs in mainland Southeast Asia, mainly in the mainstream of 
large rivers, with sand or gravel substrates and abundant mollusc populations, 
such as the 
	
	Mekhong 
and the 
		      
		      
		      Chao Phraya 
river basins, and the Pahang river basin of 
                
	            Malaysia. It can 
grow up to 1 meter in length and may weigh as much as 40 kilograms. It belongs 
to the Cyprinidae family and in Thai it is known by the name pla yih sok (ปลายี่สก). 
Impacted by habitat loss, degradation, and fragmentation, 
as well as overfishing, 
especially in the Mekhong River, this large-bodied, long 
lived, migratory species is now 
extremely rare in the wild and is since 1996 listed as endangered.  
			
See 
also POSTAGE STAMP. 
			
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