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A brief discussion of the fishing potential of lakes in the drainages in the title is provided. Current and past fish stocking is discussed as well as access, camp sites, and horse pasture. Pictures are provided for many lakes, and simple maps of the drainages are given. No distinction is made between the subspecies of cutthroat present. I51. Gilbert, C. H., and N. B. Scofield. 1898. Notes on a collection of fishes from the Colorado basin in Arizona. Proceedings U. S. National Museum 20:487-499. The principal object of the expedition was to investigate the alleged occurrence of shad in the Lower Colorado. Collections of the native fishes were made in the Colorado and in the mouth of the Gila River at Yuma; in the Salt River from Tempe to near the mouth of the Rio Verde, and in the upper course of the Rio Verde at Chino. A description of each species captured is given. SURVEY FISH COLORADO R. HISTORY DESCRIPTION 152. Gilbert, C. R. 1961. Hydridization versus FISH integradation: an inquiry into the relation- GENETICS ship of two cyprinid fishes. Copeia DISTRIBUTION 1961(2):181-192. Criteria for the determination of hybrids and integrades are presented, and pertinent discus- sions are given of hybridization between members of the families Centrarchidae and Cyprinidae. The relationships between populations of the amphibian, Rana pipiens, are also discussed. 153. Girard, C. 1856. Researches upon the cyprinoid fishes inhabiting the freshwaters of the United States of America, west of the Mississippi Valley, from specimens of the Smithsonian Institution. Proceedings Philadelphia Academy Natural Science 8(1856):165-213. This paper contains information on fish collected over a five year period. They were collected in a survey of the United States and Mexican Boundary, thirty-second parallel of latitude, SURVEY FISH HISTORY s~