7998

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7998
• Author: Desert Fishes Council, G. a. S., ed.)‎.
• Title: Proceedings of the Desert Fishes Council Volume XXVII, 1995 Annual Symposium.
• USFW Year: 1996.
• USFW - Doc Type: November, 16-19.
• Copyright Material: NO

TABLE oa CoNmmrs
STOCKWELL, C. A.
Evolutionary trajectories in translocated populations: tinkering with evolution .................................86
LEBERG, P. L.
Genetic effects of translocations: Lessons from experiments and past translocations .........................63
SHEFFER, R J.*; HEDRICK, P. W.; MINCKLEY, W. L.; VELASCO,A- J.
Defining fitness as a criterion for translocation in the endangered Gila topminnow
Poealiopsis oacidmtalk owidentalis (HuBBs mmEYrPAmooIvfl'E mR] ............................................................... .84
CROWL, T. A.*; LENTSCH, L. D.; THOMPSON, P.; CONVERSE, Y.
Ecological aspects for the reintroduction of bonytail Gila elegans in the upper basin of the
Colorado River ...........................................................................................................................................30
CARMICHAEL, G. J.*; JENSEN B. L.; WILLIAMSON J. H.
Production and translocation of fishes: hazards and risks assessed and addressed? .......................... .26
SWIFT, S. M.*; JOHNSON, B. M.; MuTH, R- M.
Influence of anthropogenic stress on Rio Grande sucker (Catostomus plebeius) food
selection and condition ............................................................................................................................ .87
STEFFERUD, S. E.
The tangled web: translocation, bureaucracy and politics ................................................................... .84
FULLER, P. L.*; BoYDSTuN, C. P.; NICo, L. G.; WILLIAMS, J. D.; BENSON, A. J.
National data base of nonindigenous fishes: A summary of fish introductions in the
western United States .............................................................................................................................. .37
PITTENGER, J. S.
Conservation of the White Sands pupfish in New Mexico .................................................................. .76
CONTRERAS-BALDERAS, S.*; LozANo-VILANo, M. DE L.
Survival status of the Sandia and Potosi Valleys' endemic pupfishes and crayfishes
from the Mexican plateau in Nuevo Le6n, Mexico, with comments on extinct snails ........................ . 28
ANDERSEN, M. E.
Linear regression model of the Devils Hole pupfish population, 1977-1995 ...................................... .23
ECHELLE, A. A.; ECHELLE, A. F.
Genetic introgression of Leon Springs pupfish by introduced sheepshead minnow .......................... .36
TIBBETS, C. A.*; DEMARAIS, B. D.; DOWLING, T. E.
Relationships among members of the cyprinid tribe Plagopterini as detected by allozyme
data and cytochrome b sequences ........................................................................................................... .89
DOWLING, T. E.'; T>BBETS, C. A.; NAYLoR, G. J. P.
Evolutionary genetics of Gila based on mitochondrial DNA restriction site and sequence
data a progress report .............................................................................................................................. .33
SANJuR, O. I.*; DIMEO, C. A.; QUATTRo, J. M.; VRIJENHOEK, R- C.
Molecular systematics of the Leptorhaphis Group of Poealiopsis (Pisces: Poeciliidae)
and relationships with endangered populations of Arizona Muees STUN PAPER COMPETITOR] ...................... .80
OAKEY, D. D.
Mitochondrial DNA variation in Rhinichthys osadus (Cyprinidae) from western
North America: a progress report pam srurENT PAPER cwPomm ............................................................... .70
DouGLAs, M. R'; DouGLAs, M. E.
Ontogenetic allometry in the endangered cyprinid fish, Gila cypha .................................................... .32
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