xliv AMERICAN FISHES, 
Catostomus catostomus: Long-nosed or Northern Sucker. (Catostomus 
longirostris, p. 435.) 
Catostomus griseus: Platte River Sucker. 
Catostomus commersonii: Common or Brook Sucker (p. 434). 
Catostomus nigricans: Stone-roller or Hog Sucker (p. 435). 
Pantosteus plebeius: Rio Grande Sucker. 
Erimyzon sucetta : Chub Sucker. (Erimyzon goodei, p. 436.) 
Erimyzon sucetta oblongus: Northern Chub Sucker. (Erimyzon sucetta, 
p. 436.) 
Minytrema melanops: Winter or Spotted Sucker; Striped Sucker. (Catos- 
tomus melanops, p. 436.) 
Moxostoma papillosum: White Mullet. 
Moxostoma anisurum: White-nosed Sucker. 
Moxostoma album: White Sucker. 
Moxostoma aureolum: Common Redhorse or Mullet (p. 438; Moxostoma 
macrolepidotum: Brook Mullet, p. 437; Moxostoma macrolepidotum var. 
duquesnii partly, p. 437.) 
Moxostoma crassilabre : Sucking Mullet; Redfin. 
Moxostoma breviceps: Short-headed Redhorse. 
Moxostoma lesueuri : Picconou. 
Moxostoma rupiscartes : Jump-rock. 
Placopharynx duquesnii: Thick-lipped or Big-jawed Sucker. (Placopharynx 
» P- 437-) 
Lagochila lacera: Rabbit-mouth or Hare-lip Sucker. (Quassilabia lacera, 
P- 439-) 
FAMILY OF CYPRINIDS OR CARPS.* 
Hybognathus nuchalis: Silvery Minnow. (Hybognathus regius, p. 422.) 
Semotilus corporalis: Fall-fish; Silver Chub; Wind-fish; Corporal. (Semo- 
tilus bullaris, p. 428.) 
Semotilus atromaculatus: Horned Dace; Common Chub; Creek Chub; 
Dace. (Semotilus corporalis, p. 427.) 
Leuciscus nigrescens: Pescadito; Chub of the Rio Grande. (Squalius 
pandora, p. 426) 
Leuciscus purpureus: Chub of Arizona. (Squalius purpureus, p. 426.) 
Leuciscus niger: Chub of the Rio Gila. (Squalius niger, p. 426.) 
Leuciscus (Phoxinus) neogzeus: New World Minnow. (Phoxinus sp., p. 419.) 
Leuciscus elongatus: Red-sided Shiner. (Squalius elongata, p. 426.) 
* Cyprinus carpio: Carp; Asiatic Carp (p. 413).—Introduced. 
Carassius carassius : Karausche ; Crucian Carp; German Carp. (Carassus vulgaris, p. 416.)—Introduced. 
Carassius auratus : Gold-fish ; Gold Carp (p. 417).—Introduced. 
Tinca tinca: Tench. (Tinca vulgaris, p. 418.)—Introduced. 
Leuciscus idus: Ide.— Introduced. 
