Gila Trout, May 2011, Fish of the Month! Gila Trout. Oncorhynchus gilae. Local Names: Gila Trout. Average Size: 8 to 12 inches. Distinguishing Field Marks: Color and color pattern are reliable distinguishing field marks for this species. (See the illustration.) 1  The fins, especially the dorsal and tail fins are distinctly larger than those of a typical trout. 2  The overall color is unusual; pale yellow on the belly under pale reddish sides and a brown back. 3  There are many irregular black spots on the back, dorsal, adipose, and tail fins.
Uranium One also holds a 50-percent interest in Budenovskoye 2, a mine in Kazakhstan that produced 2,084 tonnes in 2014, the equivalent to 4 percent of the worldâs uranium. 5. Paladin Energy
American power plants are using over 40 million pounds of uranium fuel each year. Much more uranium is likely to be available beyond our proven reserves. Uranium comes in two forms, U-235 and U-238. As found in nature, uranium is more than 99 percent U-238; unfortunately, U-235 is what is used in power plants.