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Miller, R.R. 1952. Bait fishes of the lower Colorado River, from Lake Mead, Nevada, to Yuma, Arizona, with a key for identification. California Fish and Game 38:7-42.
Reference Details:
Reference Number: 114
Type: Journal Article
Author: Miller, R.R.
Date (year): 1952
Article Title:Bait fishes of the lower Colorado River, from Lake Mead, Nevada, to Yuma, Arizona, with a key for identification.
Journal Name: California Fish and Game
Volume: 38
Issue:
Pages: 7-42
URL:
Keywords: Arizona, Nevada, Colorado River, fishes, bait
Species Profiles and Specimens that use this Reference:

Astyanax mexicanus

    AZ - lower Colorado River

Catostomus commersonii

    CO - Colorado River near Hot Sulphur Springs
    CO - Dry Creek, 3 miles west of Olathe

Cottus bairdii

    AZ - Lake Havasu first point south of Needles Boat Landing
    AZ - Lake Havasu
    CA - Lake Havasu first point south of Needles Boat Landing

Cyprinus carpio

    NV - Pahranagat Lakes (Upper and Lower Lake)

Gila atraria

    UT - Strawberry Reservoir
    UT - Fish Lake

Lepidomeda albivallis

    CO - state non-specific

Lepidomeda copei

    UT - Strawberry Reservoir

Lepomis macrochirus

    AZ - Salt River at Tempe

Notemigonus crysoleucas

    AZ - Coconino National Forest in some lakes
    AZ - Upper Lake Mary
    CA - isolated pond near Blythe
    NV - Colorado River
    NV - Lake Tahoe
    NV - Amargosa River north of Beatty

Pantosteus platyrhynchus

    NV - Lake Mead

Rhinichthys osculus

    UT - near Huntington

Richardsonius balteatus hydrophlox

    UT - Sheep Creek
    WY - Colorado River drainage in Wyoming (Green River drainage)


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