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166. Hale, W. E., L. J. Reiland, and J. P. Beverage. HYDROLOGY Characteristics of the water supply in New HISTORY Mexico. New Mexico Geological Survey, WATER QUAN. Technical Report 31. I16 pp. The availability and use of water, the history of hydrologic investigations, the topography and drainages, climatological data, surface water, and groundwater of New Mexico are discussed in this report. 167. Harris, A. H. 1973. Ecological distribution SURVEY of some vertebrates in the San Juan Basin, FISH New Mexico. Aluseum New Mexico, Paper in DISTRIBUTION Anthropology No. 8. SAN JUAN R. This report presents data that describes the present faunal assemblages, distributions, new records, and similar information without the interpretation of past events as represented by archeological records. The fishes of the San Juan and Pine rivers were surveyed by William J. Koster. Other vertebrates reported on include birds, mammals, amphibians, and reptiles. 168. Hem, J. D. 1959. Study and interpretation of WATER QUAL. the chemical characteristics of natural GEOLOGY water. U. S. Geological Survey Water- POLLUTION Supply Papers No. 1473. 363 pp. The chemical composition of natural waters is affected by the soluble products of rock weather- ing and decomposition. Chemical analyses of representative water samples help indicate the nature and importance of some of the environmental factors to which liquid water may be exposed in the hydrologic cycle. This paper considered the importance of proper water sampling, discusses certain aspects of chemical analyses of water including the units of measurment commonly used, and surveys the basin chemistry of constit- uents and properties determined. 169. Hill, R. R. 1965. Stream fishery studies, SURVEY White River survey. Colorado Division of FLOW Wildlife, Denver. Federal Aid Project F- INVERTEBRATES 26-R-2/Job 2. 53 pp. FISH 71