Anchovia landivarensis, a new species of Anchovy (Pisces: Engraulidae) from Belize, Central America : with comments on related species / David W. Greenfield and Terry Greenfield.

v.65:no.9(1975) [Incomplete]

Rhinodoras boehlkei, a new catfish from eastern Ecuador (Osteichthyes, Siluroidei, Doradidae) / Garrett S. Glodek, Glenn L. Whitmire and Gustavo Orces V.

v.70:no.1(1976)

A redescription of Amphiprion nigripes Regan, a valid species of anemonefish (family Pomacentridae) from the Indian Ocean [by] Gerald R. Allen and Richard N. Mariscal.

v.58:no.8(1971)

Functional design of the air ventilation apparatus and overland excurions by teleosts / Karel F. Liem.

n.s. no.37(1987)

Eupomacentrus diencaeus Jordan and Rutter; a valid species of damselfish from the western tropical Atlantic [by] David W. Greenfield and Loren P. Woods.

v.65:no.2(1974)

A new species of Vinciguerria (Salmoniformes, Photichthyidae) from the Red Sea and Gulf of Aqaba, with comments on the depauperacy of the Red Sea mesopelagic fish fauna / Robert Karl Johnson, Ross M. Feltes.

n.s. no.22(1984)

Chromis woodsi, a new species of damselfish (Pomacentridae) from the Western Indian Ocean with a redescription of Chromis axillaris (Bennett), 1831 / John Clay Bruner and Steven Arnam.

v.73:no.3(1979)

Alimentação de quatro espécies de Leporinus (Characiformes, Anostomidae) durante a formação de um reservatório no sudeste do Brasil

The study reports the changes ocurred in feeding ecology of fish species during a tropical river reservoir formation. It was analysed the stomachal contents of 399 individuals belonging to four species of genus Leporinus (L. elongatus Valenciennes, 1849, n=157; L.friderici (Bloch, 1794), n=87; L. octofasciatus Steindachner, 1917, n=107; L.amblyrhynchus Garavello & Britski, 1987, n=48) during formation of Nova Ponte reservoir, State of Minas Gerais, Brazil, in 1993 and 1994. Specimens were separated by sampling period, according with the rate of filling of the reservoir, and standard lenght classes. The species had included in diet vegetal and animal items of autochtone and alochtone origin in several proportions. L. amblyrhynchus fed on basically dipterans in all the sampling periods and length classes. L. elongatus had presented a diverse diet, with predominance of dipterans and vegetal items, and changed the consumed items proportions along the sampling periods and between lenght classes. L. friderici diet was composed mainly by terrestrial insects during the rapid filling period, that were later substituted by fishes and vegetal items. Ontogenetic trophic changes were observed in this species. L. octofasciatus presented a well characterized herbivorous diet, without trophic ontogeny, but with a opportunistic character. Just three pair-species, L. amblyrhynchus-L. elongatus, L. friderici-L. octofasciatus and L. elongatus-L. octofasciatus, have presented some high value of trophic overlap in at least one sampling period. In spite of the fishes of the genus Leporinus being classified like omnivorous in a general way, the differences found between diets of these four species suggest that there is structuration of trophic niches in the reservoir.

A new fish from North Borneo : genus Tetraodon / Robert F. Inger.

v.34:no.11(1953)

A new chaenopsid fish, Emblemaria hyltoni, from Isla Roatán, Honduras / Robert Karl Johnson and David W. Greenfield.

v.70:no.2(1976)

An evaluation of Seth E. Meek's contributions to Mexican ichthyology / Robert Rush Miller.

v.69:no.1(1976)

Fish assemblage composition in a tributary of the Mogi Guaçu river basin, southeastern Brazil

Fish assemblage composition and seasonal patterns of species abundance were studied in Cabaceiras stream, a tributary of the Mogi Guaçu river in São Paulo State, Brazil. Three stations were sampled monthly from June 1999 to May 2000 using sieves and small trawl net and gill nets. Fifteen fish families, 37 genera and 45 species were captured. Characiformes (27 spp.) and Siluriformes (13 spp.) were the most species-rich orders. Gymnotiformes and Perciformes were represented by two species each, and Synbranchiformes had only a single species. One group of species (approximately 75 %) persisted in the stream throughout the year. A second group (approximately 25 %) contained species that only occupy the stream for a limited period of their life cycle, and overall fish assemblage composition was associated with the seasonal flood cycle.

A review of the western Atlantic Starksia ocellata-complex (Pisces: Clinidae) : with the description of two new species and proposal of superspecies status / David W. Greenfield.

v.73:no.2(1979)

A new helogeneid catfish from Eastern Ecuador (Pisces, Siluriformes, Helogeneidae / Garrett S. Glodek and H. Jacque Carter.

v.72:no.6(1976)

Biologia alimentar de Steindachnerina brevipinna (Characiformes, Curimatidae) do rio Ibicuí-mirim, Rio Grande do Sul, Brasil

The feeding biology of Steindachnerina brevipinna (Eigenmann & Eigenmann, 1889) is described based on specimens collected in the Ibicuí-Mirim river, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, from April 2001 to March 2002. Diet description is based on the analysis of the frequency of occurrence and index of dietary importance of the ingested items. The monthly variation of stomach repletion, hepatosomatic and intestinal indexes was also analyzed. Major feeding activity occurred before (May, June and July 2001) the reproductive period, with the hepatosomatic index values showing similar variation along the year. Both the mean intestinal quotient and the analysis of the main ingested items (Bacillariophyta and Chlorophyta algae) indicate a detritivorous diet.