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PROCEEDINGS OF THE DESERT FISHES COUNCIL, 1995 SYMPOSIUM VOLUME XXVII-PUBLISHED 1996
<br />CONVERSE, Y. K'; HAwKiNs, C. P.; VALDEZ, R
<br />The effects of Interim Flow Management on subadult humpback chub habitat in the
<br />Colorado River through Grand Canyon musm sTUDmT PAm covPEmoa1 ...................................................... 29
<br />BRouDER, M. J.*; HOFFNAGLE, T. L.
<br />Distribution and prevalence of the Asian tapeworm, Bothriocephalus acheilognathi, in the
<br />Colorado River and its tributaries, Grand Canyon ................................................................................ 25
<br />GoRMAN, 0. T.'; STONE, D. M.; ZDINAK, Z. M.; MERETsKY, V.J.
<br />Habitat use by spawning humpback chub Gila cypha in the Little Colorado River,
<br />Arizona near Grand Canyon .................................................................................................................... 39
<br />MERETSKY, V. J.*; GORMAN, 0. T.; STONE, D. M.; ZDINAK, Z.
<br />Condition of humpback chub captured in the little Colorado River ................................................. 65
<br />VALDEZ, R. A.'; RYEL, R J.
<br />Ecology and status of the humpback chub in the Colorado River, Grand Canyon, Arizona .............. 90
<br />REImus, C. R.
<br />Morphological variation in the pre-dorsal keel of razorback sucker, Xyrauchen texanus
<br />Pr JM STUDENT PAPER COMPEMOlq ......................................................................................................................... 79
<br />HORN, M. J.
<br />Ageing of larval razorback suckers Xyraudien tcranus using otoliths ..................................................... 57
<br />MINCKLEY, C. 0.'; LA BARBARA, M.; THORSON, M.
<br />The role of the lower Colorado River National Wildlife Refuges and La Paz County,
<br />Arizona, in the reintroduction of bonytail chub and razorback suckers into lower basin waters....... 68
<br />SCOPPETTONE, G. G.'; RISSLER, P. H.
<br />Information on cui-ui Chasmistes cujus life history ................................................................................. 83
<br />HEKi, L. G.
<br />Management of cui-ui Chasmistes cujus spawning migrations through Marble Bluff
<br />Fish Facility, Pyramid Lake, Nevada, 1993 through 1995 .................................................................... 47
<br />RISSLER, P. H.'; SCOPPETTONE, G. G.
<br />Cud-ui population dynamics and population viability model ................................................................ 79
<br />PERKINS, D. L.'; SCOPPETTONE, G. G.; BuETTNER, M. E.
<br />Ecological segregation of sympatric Lost River and shortnose suckers: feeding habits and
<br />associated anatomical differences ............................................................................................................70
<br />DUNSMoOR, L.
<br />Predation by planarian flatworms and fathead minnows on embryos and larvae of
<br />endangered suckers in Oregon ..................................................................................................................35
<br />KANN, J.
<br />Effect of lake level management on water quality and endangered suckers in upper
<br />Klamath Lake, Oregon ..............................................................................................................................61
<br />THOMAS, H.*; CROWL, T. A.; LENTSCH, L.; KELEHER, C.
<br />Trade-offs between habitat restoration and foodweb dynamics: implications for
<br />June sucker recovery Muss sTuDw PAm comPEmom ..................................................................................... 89
<br />DouGLAs, M. E. '; MARSH, P. C.
<br />Seasonal and yearly population estimates for Catostomus Iatipinnis and Pantosteus
<br />discohohis (Teleostei, Catostomidae) in the Grand Canyon region of Arizona .................................... .33
<br />vNMACK, P. J.
<br />A comparison of North American and Australian riverine desert habitats, fishes,
<br />and management ...................................................................................................................................... .90
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