Researches upon the cyprinoid fishes inhabiting the fresh waters of the United States, west of the Mississippi Valley, from specimens in the museum of the Smithsonian Institution

By Girard, Charles Frederic

Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia, 8:165-213 1856

Classification: Taxonomy and phylogeny.

Language: English

Reference in bibliography for genera (7)

Agosia

Algansea

Codoma

Cyprinella

Dionda

Meda

Tiaroga

Reference in bibliography for species (56)

Agosia chrysogaster
[p. 187]

Aztecula sallaei
[p. 195]

Campostoma anomalum
[p. 176, 178]

Campostoma anomalum pullum
[p. 178]

Campostoma ornatum
[p. 176]

Catostomus bernardini
[p. 175]

Catostomus plebeius
[p. 173, 174]

Codoma ornata
[p. 195]

Cyprinella formosa
[p. 201]

Cyprinella lutrensis
[p. 36, 99, 157, 167, 197, 200, 201]

Cyprinella proserpina
[p. 200]

Cyprinella rutila
[p. 201, 354]

Cyprinella venusta
[p. 198]

Dionda episcopa
[p. 177]

Dionda melanops
[p. 178]

Gila intermedia
[p. 206]

Gila nigrescens
[p. 207]

Gila pulchra
[p. 207]

Gila purpurea
[p. 206]

Gila purpurea
[p. 206]

Gila robusta
[p. 209]

Hybognathus amarus
[p. 181]

Meda fulgida
[p. 192]

Moxostoma albidum
[p. 172]

Moxostoma congestum
[p. 172]

Notropis amabilis
[p. 193]

Notropis stramineus
[p. 199]

Pimephales promelas
[p. 179, 180]

Ptychocheilus lucius
[p. 209]

Rhinichthys osculus
[p. 186, 187]

Tiaroga cobitis
[p. 204]

Yuriria alta
[p. 204]

Name substitutions

• Agosia chrysogaster referred to as Agosia chrysogaster [p. 187], Agosia metallica [p. 187].
• Aztecula sallaei referred to as Codoma vittata [p. 195].
• Campostoma anomalum referred to as Campostoma nasutum [p. 176], Campostoma formosulum [p. 176], Dionda plumbea [p. 178].
• Campostoma anomalum pullum referred to as Dionda spadicea [p. 178].
• Catostomus plebeius referred to as Catostomus (Acomus) guzmaniensis [p. 173], Catostomus (Acomus) generosus [p. 174].
• Cyprinella formosa referred to as Moniana formosa [p. 201].
• Cyprinella lutrensis referred to as Moniana frigida [p. 36], Moniana leonina [p. 99], Cyprinella beckwithi [p. 157], Cyprinella suavis [p. 167], Cyprinella gunnisoni [p. 197], Cyprinella umbrosa [p. 197], Moniana pulchella [p. 200], Cyprinella laetabilis [p. 200], Moniana complanata [p. 200], Moniana gibbosa [p. 201], Moniana couchi [p. 201].
• Cyprinella proserpina referred to as Moniana aurata [p. 200].
• Cyprinella rutila referred to as Moniana gracilis [p. 201].
• Cyprinella venusta referred to as Cyprinella notata [p. 198].
• Dionda melanops referred to as Dionda couchi [p. 178].
• Gila intermedia referred to as Tigoma intermedia [p. 206].
• Gila nigrescens referred to as Tigoma nigrescens [p. 207].
• Gila pulchra referred to as Tigoma pulchra [p. 207].
• Gila purpurea referred to as Tigoma purpurea [p. 206].
• Gila purpurea referred to as Tigoma purpurea [p. 206].
• Gila robusta referred to as Ptychocheilus vorax [p. 209].
• Hybognathus amarus referred to as Algoma amara [p. 181], Algoma fluviatilis [p. 181].
• Moxostoma albidum referred to as Ptychostomus albidus [p. 172].
• Moxostoma congestum referred to as Moxostoma campbelli [p. 172].
• Notropis amabilis referred to as Alburnus amabilis [p. 193].
• Notropis stramineus referred to as Cyprinella ludibunda.
• Pimephales promelas referred to as Hyborhynchus puniceus [p. 179], Hyborhynchus confertus [p. 179], Pimephales fasciatus [p. 180], Pimephales maculosus [p. 180].
• Rhinichthys osculus referred to as Argyreus notabilis [p. 186].

Girard, Charles Frederic. 1856. "Researches upon the cyprinoid fishes inhabiting the fresh waters of the United States, west of the Mississippi Valley, from specimens in the museum of the Smithsonian Institution". Proceedings of the Academy of Natural Sciences of Philadelphia. 8:165-213 (ffm04542)