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was identified ae Coregonus williamaoni or
<br />Rocky Mountain whitefish. A flurry of letters
<br />followed the article concerning the confusion
<br />over names and distribution of mountain
<br />herring, grayling, whitefish, and squawfiah.
<br />COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, HISTORICAL, POPULAR,
<br />TAXONOMY/SYSTEMATICS
<br />58
<br />Bourgeois. 1886. The question of whitefish-
<br />an outing on Colorado Waters. Am. Angler
<br />10:308-309.
<br />Description of the abundance and size of trout
<br />in western Colorado.
<br />ABUNDANCE, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />FISHERY-Sport, HISTORICAL, POPULAR
<br />59
<br />Boyd, J., and C. N. Feast. 1952. High Lake
<br />experimental improvement. Investigations of
<br />high lakes reportedly containing undesirable
<br />fish populations. Colo. Dep. Game and Fish
<br />Fed. Aid F-1-R-1, Work Plan IV, Job 1, Job
<br />Compl. Rep. Pp. 22-46.
<br />The fishing history, fish population, and
<br />invertebrate fauna were investigated in nine
<br />high mountain lakes that showed little sport
<br />fishing value. Management recommendations are
<br />included in the report.
<br />ABUNDANCE, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, FISHERY-
<br />Sport, HABITAT, HISTORY, INVERTEBRATES--
<br />Plankton, MANAGEMENT, PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />WATER QUALITY-Physical
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<br />Branson, B. A. 1961. Observations on the
<br />distribution of nuptual tubercles in some
<br />catostomid fishes. Trans. Kans. Acad. Sci.
<br />64:360-372.
<br />A description of the nuptual tubercles on some
<br />members of the sucker family, including the
<br />razorback sucker (Xyrauchea texanus).
<br />ANATOMY/MORPHOLOGY; COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />ENDANGERED
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<br />Branson, B. A. 1966. Some rare and vanishing
<br />fishes. Bioscieace 16:611-613.
<br />Contains photographs of Colorado squawfish
<br />(Pt chocheilus lucius) and flannelmouth
<br />suckers Catostomus latipinnis).
<br />COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, DESCRIPTION,
<br />ENDANGERED
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<br />Braaeon, B. A. 1973. Fishes of our and
<br />lands.. Natl. Parks Conserv. Msg.
<br />47(11):22-24.
<br />A semi-popular treatment of the decline of
<br />native fishes in the Southwest.
<br />ALTERATION, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, HABITAT,
<br />ENDANGERED, POPULAR
<br />63
<br />Branson, B. A. 1977. Changing bowls. Where
<br />are the 60-pound minnows? Environment
<br />19(3):25-30.
<br />A popular article describing the deleterious
<br />impacts that have resulted from the introduc-
<br />tion of erotic fish species in various parts
<br />of the country. The article includes discus-
<br />sion of the situation with the Colorado squaw-
<br />fish, Ptychocheilus lucius.
<br />COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE, COMPETITION,
<br />ENDANGERED, HABITAT, POPULAR, PREDATION
<br />64
<br />Branson, B. A., and C. J. McCoy, Jr. 1966.
<br />Observations on breeding tubercles in
<br />X~rauc~hen teganus (Abbott). Southwest. Nat.
<br />11:31.
<br />Descriptions of nuptual tubercles on a male
<br />razorback sucker from Dinosaur National Monu-
<br />ment, Moffat County, Colorado.
<br />ANATOMY/MORPHOLOGY, COLORADO RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />DESCRIPTION, ENDANGERED
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<br />Bucklin, F. E., and G. N. Hunter. 1941. A
<br />stream census. of the South and Middle Saint
<br />Vrain creeks 1940. Colo. Game and Fish
<br />Comm. 19pp.
<br />The purpose of this study was to devise a
<br />management plan that would enhance the fishing
<br />potential, e.g., the development of a good
<br />stocking program for typical mountain streams
<br />of Colorado. The South and Middle Saint Vrain
<br />creeks are treated- as one stream through the
<br />report.
<br />DISEASE, DISTRIBUTION, FISHERY--Sport, FOOD,
<br />INVENTORY, MANAGEMENT, PLATTE RIVER DRAINAGE,
<br />WATER QUALITY--Chemical, Physical
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<br />Bucklin, F. E., and 0. E. Parsons. 1942. A
<br />stream census of the Cache la Poudre River
<br />1941. Colo. Game and Fish Comm. 18pp.
<br />The Colorado Game and Fish Department con-
<br />ducted an extensive stream census survey of
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