WSP06495

• File Number: 8240.300.31.J
• Description: San Juan River - Environmental Studies
• Basin: San Juan/Dolores
• Water Division: 7
• Date: 11/1/1999
• Title: San Juan River Fish Health Surveys ‎(1992-1999)‎
• Water Supply Pro - Doc Type: Report/Study

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Herman, R.L. and C.A. Lemm. 1990. Putative autoimmune reaction of striped bass, Morone saxatilis, to
skin and kidney-tubule basement membranes. J. Fish. BioI. 36:465-468.

Hinton, David E. and Darrel J. Lauren. 1990. Integrative hislopathological approaches to detecting
effects of environmental stressors on fishes. Amer. Fish. Soc. Symposium. 8:51-66

Hoffman, Glen L. 1999. Parasites of North American freshwater fishes (2"' Ed). Cornell Univ. Press.
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Holt, John G. et al. 1994. Bergey's manual of delenninative bacteriology, 9th Ed. Williams and
Wilkins. Philadelphia.

Landye, J. and B. McCasland. 1997 Asian tapeworms found in a common carp in the San Juan River,
Utah. Fish Health Sec.lAmer. Fish. Soc. Newsletter. 25(2): 8.

Lennette, E.H. et al. 1985. Manual of clinical microbiology, 4'" Ed. American Society of Microbiology,
New York.

Milchum, Douglas L. 1995. Parasites of fishes in Wyoming. Wyoming Game & Fish Dept. Cheyenne,
Wyoming. 304 pages.

Rahme, Laurence G. et al. 1995. Common virulence factors for bacterial pathogenicity in plants and
animals. Science. 268(5219): 1899-1902.

Scott, A.L. and J.M. Grizzle. 1979. Pathology of cyprinid fishes caused by Bothriocephalus
gowkonensis Yeh 1955 (Cestoda: Pseudophyllidea). J. Fish Diseases. 2:69-73.

Thoesen, John c., Editor, 1994. Suggested procedures for the detection and identification of certain
finfish and shellfish pathogens. 4th ed., Version I, Fish Health Seclion, American Fisheries Society.

Walker, Pete. 1992. Diagnosis of the open sores on suckers from the lower Animas River. Colo. Div.
Wildlife Memo dated 8/21/92.

Wilson, R.M. et a/. 1995. Environmental contaminants in biota from the San Juan River and selected
tributaries in Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah. U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service, Regions 2 and 6. 66
pages.

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