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In the American Southwest, the fishes within the genus Gila evolved in an environment with seasonal rainstorms that caused stochastic flooding. Some species within this genus, such as bonytail (Gila elegans), possess locomotor morphologies that are similar to those seen in high-performance swimmers such as tuna and lamnid sharks. These shared features include a shallow caudal peduncle, lunate tail, and mechanisms to transmit force from the anterior musculature to the tail fin. We compared the skeletal anatomy of the caudal region of bony
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