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
1 U-235 can fission in a reactor, and U-238 can't to a significant extent. 2  Natural uranium is 99.3 percent U-238 and 0.7 percent U-235. 3  Most nuclear power plants today use enriched uranium in which the concentration of U-235 is increased from 0.7 percent U-235 to (nowadays) about 4 to 5 percent U-235. Most nuclear power plants today use enriched uranium in which the concentration of U-235 is increased from 0.7 percent U-235 to (nowadays) about 4 to 5 percent U-235. 2  This is done in an expensive separation plant of which there are several kinds. 3  The U-238 tails are left over for eventual use in breeder reactors.