9613

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 9613
• Author: Desert Fishes Council.
• Title: Proceedings of the Desert Fishes Council Volume XXVII 1995 Annual Symposium.
• USFW Year: 1995.
• USFW - Doc Type: Ingram, Texas.
• Copyright Material: NO

TABLE of CONrENm
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
Poeciliopsisoccidentahs o -identalis [Hums mmwrPAPERa)MM=R] ................................................................ 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.*; DEMARms, 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.'; TIBBETS, 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 Poeciliopsis (Pisces: Poeciliidae)
and relationships with endangered populations of Arizona Muees STUDENT PAPER COMPETITOR] ...................... .80
OAKEY, D. D.
Mitochondrial DNA variation in Rhinichthys osculus (Cyprinidae) from western
North America: a progress report Mums snmff PAPER cow nraq ............................................................... . 70
DOUGLAS, M. R'; DOUGLAS, M. E.
Ontogenetic allometry in the endangered cyprinid fish, Gila cypha .................................................... .32
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