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arahami (from San Pedro R.), now considered a synonym of G. <br />robusta (types at USNM). <br />1854. Baird, S.F., and C. Girard. Descriptions of new species <br />of fishes collected in Texas, New Mexico, and Sonora, by <br />Mr. John H. Clark, on the U.S. and Mexican boundary survey, <br />and in Texas by Capt. Stewart Van etc. Proc. Acad. Nat. <br />Sci. Phila. 7 (1854):24-29. <br />Contains the original description of Gila gibbosa (from <br />Santa Cruz R.), a probable synonym of G. intermedia (name <br />not available because of homonymy)(type at USNM). <br />1856. Girard, C. Researches upon cyprinoid fishes inhabiting <br />the fresh waters of the United States of America, west of <br />the Mississippi Valley, from specimens in the museum of the <br />Smithsonian Inst. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 8 <br />(1856):165-213. <br />A reclassification of American cyprinoid fishes which <br />retained G. robusta and G. eleQans in the genus Gila but <br />alligned intermedia (described as new) with the nominal <br />genus Tiaoma. Also contains the original description of <br />"Ptychocheilus vorax" (locality uncertain), since determined <br />to be a synonym of G. robusta (confirmed by type examination <br />at USNM). <br />1858. Girard, C. Fishes; in: U.S. Pacific Railroad Explorations <br />and Surveys-Zoology-General Report. Pt.4. Explor. and Surv. <br />Pac. R.R. Route 10:1-400. <br />Basically a reiteration of descriptions of species described <br />in Baird and Girard (1853a). The 111852" dates of <br />collections given are noted to be incorrect (correctly 1851 <br />according to Sitgreaves' report). <br />1859. Girard, C. Ichthyology of the boundary. Report of U.S.- <br />Mex. Bound. Surv. 3:1-85. <br />A recapitulation and illustration of species described by <br />Baird and Girard in earlier works with material from <br />additional localities included. <br />1861. Abbot, C.C. Descriptions of four new species of North <br />American Cyprinidae. Proc. Acad. Nat. Sci. Phila. 12 <br />(1860):473-474. <br />Original description of Gila affinis (locality uncertain), <br />currently considered a synonym of G. robusta. <br /> <br />2