FISHES OF KENTUCKY AND TENNESSEE. 



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The following species are mentioned as inhabiting certain named streams in the 

 region covered in this book : 



igo2. Barton Wahren Evermann. 



Description of a new species of shad {Alosa ohiensis), with notes on other food fishes of the 

 Ohio River, <;Rept. U. S. Fish Com. for 1901 (May z6, 1902), pp. 273-288, with 6 figs. 



In that paper the Ohio shad {Alosa ohiensis) was described as a new species, the 

 Ohio River at the Falls being the type locality. 



Besides the Ohio shad that paper records 20 other species from the Ohio River, 

 chiefly at the Falls. The list is as follows : 



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286 

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 286 

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 285 

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 287 

 287 

 287 



Species as recorded. 



Present identification. 



Locality. 



Alosa ohiensis 



Polyodon spathula. 



Acipenser rubicundus 



ScaphirlijTiclius platorhynchus. 



Ictalurus furcatus 



Ictalurus pimctatus 



Ictalurus anguilla 



Amiunis nebulosus 



Leptops olivaris 



Ictiobus bubalus 



Carpiodes carpio 



Cycleptus elongatus 



Carpiodes velifer _ 



Catostomus contmersonii 



Moxostoma aureolum 



CMjrinus carpio 



Anguilla chrysypa 



Hiodon alosoides 



Dorosoma cepedianum 



Stizostedion vitreum 



Aplodinotus grunniens 



Alosa ohiensis 



Polyodon spathula 



Acipenser rubicundus 



Scaphirhynchus platorhyn- 

 chus. 



Ictalurus furcatus 



Ictalurus punctatus 



Ictalurus anguilla 



Ameirurus nebulosus 



Leptops olivaris 



Ictiobus bubalus 



Carpiodes carpio 



Cycleptus elongatus 



Carpiodes velifer 



Catostomus commersonii 



Moxostoma aureolum 



Cyprinus carpio 



Anguilla chrisypa 



Hiodon alosoides 



Dorosoma cepedianum 



Stizostedion vitreum 



Aplodinotus grunniens 



Falls of the Ohio. 



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 Seen by the writer at the Falls of the Ohio in March, 



1886. 

 Falls of the Ohio. 



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