VII. DESERT FISHES
477
Hedgpeth, J. W. (1959). Some preliminary considerations of the biology of inland
mineral waters. Arch. Oceanogr. Limnol. 11, Suppl., 111-141.
Hickling, C. F. (1961). "Tropical Inland Fisheries." Wiley, New York.
Hildeman, W. H., and Walford, R. L. (1963). Annual fishes—promising species
as biological control agents. World Health Organ. WHO/EBL/7, 1-6.
Hinrichs, A. M. (1925). Modification of development on the basis of a differential
susceptibility to radiation. I. Fundulus and U. V. radiations. / . Morphol. 41,
239-265.
Hoar, W. S. (1969). Reproduction. In "Fish Physiology" (W. S. Hoar and D. J.
Randall, eds.), Vol. 3, pp. 1-72. Academic Press, New York.
Hoar, W. S., and Randall, D. J., eds. (1969). "Fish Physiology," Vols. 1, 2,
and 3. Academic Press, New York.
Hobson, E. S. (1965). Diurnal-nocturnal activity of some inshore fishes in the
Gulf of California. Copeia pp. 291-302.
Holden, P. B., and Stalnaker, C. B. (1970). Systematic studies of the cyprinid
genus Gila, in the upper Colorado River basin. Copeia pp. 409-419.
Hora, S. L. (1922). Structural modifications in the fish of mountain torrents. Rec.
Indian Mus. 24, 31-61.
Hora, S. L. (1930). Ecology, bionomics, and evolution of the torrential fauna,
with special reference to the organs of attachment. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc.
London 218, 171-282.
Hora, S. L. (1945). Analysis of the factors influencing the spawning of carps.
Proc. Nat. Inst. Sei. India 11, 3-39.
Hubbs, C. (1951). Minimum temperature tolerances for fishes of the genera Signalosa
and Herichthys in Texas. Copeia p. 297.
Hubbs, C. (1957a). Gambusia heterochir, a new peociliid fish from Texas, with
an account of its hybridization with G. affinis. Tulane Stud. Zool. 5, 1-16.
Hubbs, C. (1957b). Distributional patterns of Texas freshwater fishes. Southwest.
Natur. 2, 89-104.
Hubbs, C. (1959). High incidence of vertebral deformities in two natural populations
of fishes inhabiting warm springs. Ecology 40, 154-155.
Hubbs, C. (1965). Developmental temperature tolerance and rates of four southern
California fishes, Fundulus parvipinnis, Atherinops
affinis, Leuresthes
tenuis,
and Hyp sohl ennius sp. Calif. Fish Game 51, 113-122.
Hubbs, C , and Deacon, J. E. (1964). Additional introductions of tropical fishes
into southern Nevada. Southwest. Natur. 9, 249-251.
Hubbs, C , and Hettler, W. F. (1964). Observations on the toleration of high
temperatures and low dissolved oxygen in natural waters by Crenichthys
baileyi.
Southwest. Natur. 9, 245-248.
Hubbs, C , and Springer, V. G. (1957). A revision of the Gambusia nobilis species
group, with descriptions of three new species, and notes on their variation,
ecology, and evolution. Tex. J. Sei. 9, 279-326.
Hubbs, C , and Strawn, K. (1957). Survival of Fi hybrids between fishes of the
subfamily Etheostominae. J. Exp. Zool. 134, 33-62.
Hubbs, C , Kuehne, R. A., and Ball, J. C. (1953). The fishes of the upper Guadalupe
River, Texas. Tex. J. Sei. 5, 216-244.
Hubbs, C , Baird, R. C , and Gerald, J. W. (1967). Effects of dissolved oxygen
concentration and light intensity on activity cycles of fishes inhabiting warm
springs. Amer. Midi. Natur. 77, 1 0 4 - 1 1 5 .
477
Hedgpeth, J. W. (1959). Some preliminary considerations of the biology of inland
mineral waters. Arch. Oceanogr. Limnol. 11, Suppl., 111-141.
Hickling, C. F. (1961). "Tropical Inland Fisheries." Wiley, New York.
Hildeman, W. H., and Walford, R. L. (1963). Annual fishes—promising species
as biological control agents. World Health Organ. WHO/EBL/7, 1-6.
Hinrichs, A. M. (1925). Modification of development on the basis of a differential
susceptibility to radiation. I. Fundulus and U. V. radiations. / . Morphol. 41,
239-265.
Hoar, W. S. (1969). Reproduction. In "Fish Physiology" (W. S. Hoar and D. J.
Randall, eds.), Vol. 3, pp. 1-72. Academic Press, New York.
Hoar, W. S., and Randall, D. J., eds. (1969). "Fish Physiology," Vols. 1, 2,
and 3. Academic Press, New York.
Hobson, E. S. (1965). Diurnal-nocturnal activity of some inshore fishes in the
Gulf of California. Copeia pp. 291-302.
Holden, P. B., and Stalnaker, C. B. (1970). Systematic studies of the cyprinid
genus Gila, in the upper Colorado River basin. Copeia pp. 409-419.
Hora, S. L. (1922). Structural modifications in the fish of mountain torrents. Rec.
Indian Mus. 24, 31-61.
Hora, S. L. (1930). Ecology, bionomics, and evolution of the torrential fauna,
with special reference to the organs of attachment. Phil. Trans. Roy. Soc.
London 218, 171-282.
Hora, S. L. (1945). Analysis of the factors influencing the spawning of carps.
Proc. Nat. Inst. Sei. India 11, 3-39.
Hubbs, C. (1951). Minimum temperature tolerances for fishes of the genera Signalosa
and Herichthys in Texas. Copeia p. 297.
Hubbs, C. (1957a). Gambusia heterochir, a new peociliid fish from Texas, with
an account of its hybridization with G. affinis. Tulane Stud. Zool. 5, 1-16.
Hubbs, C. (1957b). Distributional patterns of Texas freshwater fishes. Southwest.
Natur. 2, 89-104.
Hubbs, C. (1959). High incidence of vertebral deformities in two natural populations
of fishes inhabiting warm springs. Ecology 40, 154-155.
Hubbs, C. (1965). Developmental temperature tolerance and rates of four southern
California fishes, Fundulus parvipinnis, Atherinops
affinis, Leuresthes
tenuis,
and Hyp sohl ennius sp. Calif. Fish Game 51, 113-122.
Hubbs, C , and Deacon, J. E. (1964). Additional introductions of tropical fishes
into southern Nevada. Southwest. Natur. 9, 249-251.
Hubbs, C , and Hettler, W. F. (1964). Observations on the toleration of high
temperatures and low dissolved oxygen in natural waters by Crenichthys
baileyi.
Southwest. Natur. 9, 245-248.
Hubbs, C , and Springer, V. G. (1957). A revision of the Gambusia nobilis species
group, with descriptions of three new species, and notes on their variation,
ecology, and evolution. Tex. J. Sei. 9, 279-326.
Hubbs, C , and Strawn, K. (1957). Survival of Fi hybrids between fishes of the
subfamily Etheostominae. J. Exp. Zool. 134, 33-62.
Hubbs, C , Kuehne, R. A., and Ball, J. C. (1953). The fishes of the upper Guadalupe
River, Texas. Tex. J. Sei. 5, 216-244.
Hubbs, C , Baird, R. C , and Gerald, J. W. (1967). Effects of dissolved oxygen
concentration and light intensity on activity cycles of fishes inhabiting warm
springs. Amer. Midi. Natur. 77, 1 0 4 - 1 1 5 .