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42 Study of the effects of sediment on fish and invertebrates. 244. Everhart, W. H., and B. E. May. 1973. Biota and chemistry of Piceance Creek. Vol. 1. Effects of chemical variations in aquatic environment. U. S. Environ. Protect. Agency, Washington, D. C. Ecol. Res. Serv., EPA-R3-73-0lla. 129 pp. ECOLOGY, INSECT. INVERTEBRATE. LIMNOLOGY, MINERAL, PLANKTON, POLLUTION, WATER QUALITY Summary of the physical, chemical, and biological factors in Piceance Creek, a tributary to the White River in Colorado. This area contains rich deposits of oil shale. 245. Everhart, W. H., and W. R. Seaman. 1971. Fishes of Colorado. Colorado Game, Fish, and Parks Division, Denver. 75 pp. FISH, KEYS, RIVER-Colorado and tributaries Keys for identification, as well as descriptions and information on life histories. 246. Evermann, B. W., and C. Rutter. 1895. Fishes of the Colorado Basin. U. S. Fish Comm. Bull. 14(1894): 473-486. BIBLIOGRAPHY, DISTRIBUTION, FISH, RIVER-Colorado Summarizes the accessible literature on fish collections in the Colorado River and fish distribution as of 1894. 247. Evermann, R. W., and H. W. Clark. 1931. fishes known to occur in California. A distribution list of the species of freshwater Calif. Fish Game Dep. Fish Bull. 35. 67 pp. ABUNDANCE, BIBLIOGRAPHY, DISTRIBUTION, FISH Compilation of abundance and distribution of the freshwater fish from definite localities in California. 248. Fahey, J. J. 1962. Saline minerals of the Green River Formation. U. S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Paper. 405. 50 pp. MINERAL, SALINITY Occurrence and properties of various saline minerals found in this rock formation. 249. Fairchild, W. D. 1974. Resour. Conf. 39: Water development--better planning. 20-27. Trans. N. Am. Wildl. Nat. PLAN, RECLAMATION, WATER QUANTITY Emphasizes that better planning is needed for effective water resource development. 250. Farquhar, F. D. 1953. The books of the Colorado River and the Grand Canyon; a selective bibliography. Glen Dawson, Los Angeles. 75 pp. BIBLIOGRAPHY, HISTORY, RIVER-Colorado Bibliography, emphasizing historical works, on the following selected subjects: I. The Sixteenth, Seventeenth, and Eighteenth Century. II. The Early Nineteenth Century. III. The Mormons on the Colorado. IV. Down the River and Through the Canyon. V. The Grand Canyon Appreciated. VI. Geologic Studies. VII. The Lower River and the Salton Sea. VIII. Dams and Development. IX. Miscellaneous.