Reference List

This list includes references used to derive specimen records.

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Ref IDTypeAuthorDateTitle
24960 DatabaseAnonymous2012Museum collection records of Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum. Derived from a search using FishNet2 on 1 November 2012.
951 Journal ArticleBradley, W.G., and J.E. Deacon1967The biotic communities of southern Nevada.
386 Journal ArticleCourtenay, W.R., Jr., and J.E. Deacon1982Status of introduced fishes in certain spring systems in southern Nevada
385 Journal ArticleCourtenay, W.R., Jr., and J.E. Deacon1983Fish introductions in the American Southwest: a case history of Rogers Spring, Nevada
467 Journal ArticleCourtenay, W.R., Jr., C.R. Robins, R.M. Bailey, and J.E. Deacon1987Records of exotic fishes from Idaho and Wyoming.
10 Book ChapterCourtenay, W.R., Jr., D.A. Hensley, J.N. Taylor, and J.A. McCann.1984Distribution of exotic fishes in the continental United States.
459 Book ChapterCourtenay, W.R., Jr., D.P. Jennings, and J.D. Williams.1991Appendix 2: Exotic fishes
1096 Journal ArticleCourtenay, W.R., Jr., J.E. Deacon, D.W. Sada, R.C. Allan, and G.L. Vinyard1985Comparative status of fishes along the course of the pluvial White River, Nevada.
279 Journal ArticleDeacon, J.E., and J.E. Williams1984Annotated list of the fishes of Nevada.
119 Journal ArticleDeacon, J.E., C. Hubbs, and B.J. Zahuranec1964Some effects of introduced fishes on the native fish fauna of southern Nevada.
689 ReportDevick, W.S.1991Disturbances and fluctuations in the Wahiawa Reservoir ecosystem. Project No. F-14-R-15, Job 4 Study I.
690 Conference ProceedingsDevick, W.S.1991Pattern of introductions of aquatic organisms to Hawaii freshwater habitats.
38823 ReportDevick, W.S.1991Disturbances and fluctuations inthe Wahiawa reservoir ecosystem
18857 DatabaseFlorida Museum of Natural History2009Ichthyology Collection database.
14358 Journal ArticleHill, J., and C. Cichra2005Eradication of a reproducing population of convict cichlids, Cichlasoma nigrofasciatum (Cichlidae) in North-Central Florida.
24959 Journal ArticleHovey, T.E., and C.C. Swift2012First record of an established population of the convict cichlid (Archocentrus nigrofasciatus) in California.
120 Journal ArticleHubbs, C., and J.E. Deacon1964Additional introductions of tropical fishes into southern Nevada.
1362 Book ChapterHubert, W.1994Exotic fishes
132 OtherIdaho Fish and Game.1990Fisheries Management Plan 1991-1995. Appendix I - A list of Idaho fishes and their distribution by drainage.
25944 DatabaseiNaturalist2024 
20840 DatabaseLos Angeles County Museum of Natural History.2011Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History - Ichthyology Collection.
38599 Journal ArticleMcAllister, D.E.1969Introduction of tropical fishes into a hotspring near Banff, Alberta 
109 BookMinckley, W.L.1973Fishes of Arizona.
14969 BookMundy, B.C.2005Checklist of the fishes of the Hawaiian Archipelago. Bishop Museum Bulletin in Zoology 6
1385 Conference ProceedingsRinne, J.N.1995The effects of introduced fishes on native fishes: Arizona, Southwestern United States.
178 Journal ArticleRivas, L.R.1965Florida freshwater fishes and conservation.
13672 Journal ArticleTilmant, J.T.1999Management of nonindigenous aquatic fish in the U.S. National Park System.
43368 DatabaseU.S. Geological Survey2024Aggregated collection data from multi-agency non-native fish survey, Orlando metro area, July 2024
20843 DatabaseUniversity of Michigan Museum of Zoology.2011University of Michigan Museum of Zoology - Ichthyology Collection.
13955 Web PageVinyard, G.L.2001Fish Species Recorded from Nevada.
520 Journal ArticleWhiteside, B.G., and C. Berkhouse1992Some new collections locations for six fish species.
960 Journal ArticleWilliams, J.E., and D.W. Sada1985America's desert fishes: increasing their protection under the Endangered Species Act.
13708 BookWydoski, R.S., and R.R. Whitney.2003Inland Fishes of Washington. Second Edition.

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