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UCREFRP Catalog Number
7017
Author
Starnes, W. C.
Title
Colorado River Basin
USFW Year
1989.
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104:217-231. <br />- Tabulates general locality information for upper basin <br />_ fishes collected in 1960s-70s. At that time, G. elegans was <br />=_- considered rare in the Yampa-Green rivers area, Desolation <br />Canyon, and lower Green River. A tabulation of numbers <br />--- collected over that period shows a drastic decline. <br />Humpback chubs were recorded from the first and second of <br />these localities and the Glen Canyon area. Roundtail chubs <br />Y= were abundant in upper Green-Yampa area but decreased in <br />downstream areas; they were abundant in all Colorado River <br />locales.from Moab, Utah upstream to and into the Gunnison <br />River. Also noted populations in tributaries, including the <br />Little Snake, Dolores, Price, White and Duchesne rivers. <br />Holden, P.B., and W.L. Minckley. 1980. Gila cvpha; p. 165, in: <br />D.S. Lee et al., Atlas of North American freshwater fishes. <br />N.C. St. Museum-U.S. Fish & Wildlife Ser. Pub. 854 p. <br />Provides a range map of historic and present distribution of <br />the humpback chub based on records to 1980. <br />Holden, P.B., and W.L. Minckley. 1980. Gila robusta; p. 172, <br />in: D.S. Lee et al., Atlas of North American freshwater <br />fishes. N.C. St. Mus., Raleigh,-U.S. Fish & Wldlf. Serv. <br />854 p. <br />Provides a range map of the distribution of the roundtail <br />chub, including forms presently regarded as subspecies (but <br />also includes and makes no distinction for intermedia). <br />Includes forms from Gulf of California tributaries in Mexico <br />(as "unstudied"). Depicts the conspicuous lack of records <br />in the lower main Colorado River from upper Grand Canyon <br />area to southern Arizona. <br />Jensen, B.L. 1986. The role of fish culture in endangered fish <br />recovery. Rpt. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Serv., Dexter, NM. 20 <br />p. D <br />Contains some information on restocking localities for Gila <br />spp. cultured in hatcheries. <br />Jordan, D.S., and B.W. Evermann. 1896. The fishes of North and <br />Middle America: A descriptive catalog of the species of <br />fish-like vertebrates found in the waters of North America, <br />north of the Isthmus of Panama. Bull. U.S. Nat. Museum 47. <br />Pt. 1. 954 p. <br />Gives on a general distribution for the bonytail and <br />roundtails chubs. Stated that elegans was abundant in <br />channels of the Colorado and Gila rivers and that robusta <br />27
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