REPRODUCTIVE BIOLOGY AND EARLY LIFE HISTORY OF FISHES IN THE OHIO RIVER DRAINAGE, VOLUME 4: PERCIDAE-PERCH, PIKEPERCH, AND DARTERS

The misrepresentation ranges in scale from the misleadingly solid or patchy distributions of members of the genus Sander and Etheostoma flabeUare, respectively, through the inclusion or exclusion of regions, such as West Virginia and the Salt River, respectively, within the range of E. spectabile. S...

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Published inCopeia no. 2; p. 496
Main Author Lang, Nicholas J
Format Book Review
LanguageEnglish
Published Lawrence American Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists 16.05.2007
Subjects
Animal reproduction
Birds
Nonfiction
Studies
Taxonomy
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Summary:The misrepresentation ranges in scale from the misleadingly solid or patchy distributions of members of the genus Sander and Etheostoma flabeUare, respectively, through the inclusion or exclusion of regions, such as West Virginia and the Salt River, respectively, within the range of E. spectabile. Some notable exclusions from presented ranges include the Green River from E. asprigene and E. blennioides, tributaries to the middle Ohio River from E. camurum, the Buffalo River from E. anereum, the southern bend of the Tennessee River from E. jessiae, and the upper Cumberland and Tennessee Rivers from E. kennicotti.
ISSN:2766-1512
2766-1520
DOI:10.1643/0045-8511(2007)7[496:RBAELH]2.0.CO;2