GILBERT: FISHES OF THE SUBGENUS LUXILUS


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Raney, Edward C.
 1940a. The breeding behavior of the common shiner, Notropis cornutus (Mitch-
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 1940b. Reproductive activities of a hybrid minnow, Notropis cornutus x No-
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Raney, Edward C., and Ernest A. Lachner
 1946. Thoburnia hamiltoni, a new sucker from the upper Roanoke River sys-
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Romer, Alfred S.
 1945. Vertebrate Paleontology. Univ. of Chicago Press, Chicago, 687 pp.,
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Ruthven, A. G.
 1906. The cold-blooded vertebrates of the Porcupine Mountains and Isle
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Schelske, Claire
 1957. An ecological study of the fishes of the Fall and Verdigris rivers in
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Schrenkeisen, Ray
 1938. Field book of fresh-water fishes of North America north of Mexico.
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Schultz, Leonard P.
 1927. Temperature-controlled variation in the Golden shiner, Notemigonus
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