6043

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 6043
• Author: Desert Fishes Council ‎(Edwin Pister, e.
• Title: A Summary of the Proceeding of the Tenth Annual Symposium.
• USFW Year: 1978.
• USFW - Doc Type: November 16-18, 1978.
• Copyright Material: NO

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Abstracts
Reproductive performance of the desert pupfish (C rinodon n. nevadensis)
in relation to salinity. Shelby D. Gerking and Ra`ymoncd M. Lee, Arizona
State University, Tempe. 35
A survey of the Rio Yaqui i"chthyofauna. Dean Hendrickson, Arizona
State University, Tempe. 36
Will outlet modification of Flaming Gorge dam help the. Colorado
' Squawfish? Paul B. Holden, Bio/West, inc., Logan, Utah.. 37
The breeding system of the Bottomless Lakes pupfish, Cyprinodon
pecosensi-s.. Astr-id Kedric-Brown and Renee Vestal, University of
Arizona, Tucson. 38
"Native" trout of the Rio Yaqui. Robert R. Miller, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor. P 39
Recovery of the humpback chub, Gila cypha, and observations on that
`" species, 1977-1978. C.O.. Minckley, Museum of Northern Arizona,
Flagstaff. 40
The spawning habitat and behavior. of Salmo i? lae Miller, a rare
southwestern salmonyd.. John Rinne, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range
Experiment Station, Tempe, Arizona. 41
Survival potential of mosquitofish (Gambusia affinis.).in saline
habitats.- Peter G. Sanchez, U.S. Nation nel.Park- S Service, Death Valley. 42
Feeding interrelationships in fishes of Aravaipa.Creek, Arizona.
Donald C. Schreiber, Arizona State University, Tempe. 44
® Life history and ecology of the Colorado squawfish (Pt chocheilus
lucius) in.the upper'Colorado River Basin. Karl Seethaler, Utah
State University, Logan. 45
$s Is radio tagging a viable technique for Colorado squawfish? Douglas
Selby, Bio/West, Inc., Logan, Utah. 47
Movements of three fishes in Aravaipa Creek, Arizona. Darrell J.
Siebert, Arizona State University, Tempe. 48
Effects of temperature and salinity on electrolyte and energy metabolism
in the.pupfish, Cyprinodon salinus. Edward L. Stuenkel and Stanley D.
Hillyard, University of Nevada, Las Vegas. 49
What the Cibola National Forest has done for the Zuni mountain sucker,
Pantosteus discobolus ark rowi. F.A. Winter, Cibola National Forest,
Albuquerque, N.M. 50
Population dynamics of Cyprinodon radiosus:.a prel.iminary report;
David K. Young, Ca lifornia State University, Fresno. 51
Reports from area coordinators 54
Death Valley System 55
Special report on gastropods at Travertine Springs 64