Environmental biology of darters

1. Front Matter

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2. Preface

   • David G. Lindquist, Lawrence M. Page

   Pages 7-8

3. An electrophoretic analysis of the Etheostoma variatum complex (Percidae: Etheostomatini), with associated zoogeographic considerations

   • Paul E. McKeown, Charles H. Hocutt, Raymond P. Morgan II, James H. Howard

   Pages 9-20

4. Ecological and evolutionary consequences of early ontogenies of darters (Etheostomatini)

   • Michael D. Paine

   Pages 21-30

5. Selection of sites for egg deposition and spawning dynamics in the waccamaw darter

   • David G. Lindquist, John R. Shute, Peggy W. Shute, L. Michael Jones

   Pages 31-36

6. Diets of four sympatric species of Etheostoma (Pisces: Percidae) from southern Indiana: interspecific and intraspecific multiple comparisons

   • F. Douglas Martin

   Pages 37-44

7. Life history of the gulf darter, Etheostoma swaini (Pisces: Percidae)

   • David L. Ruple, Robert H. McMichael Jr., John A. Baker

   Pages 45-54

8. Habitat partitioning among five species of darters (Percidae: Etheostoma)

   • Matthew M. White, Nevin Aspinwall

   Pages 55-60

9. Life history of the naked sand darter, Ammocrypta beani, in southeastern Mississippi

   • David C. Heins, J. Russell Rooks

   Pages 61-70

10. Life history ofEtheostoma caeruleum (Pisces: Percidae) in Bayou Sara, Louisiana and Mississippi

    • James M. Grady, Henry L. Bart Jr.

    Pages 71-82

11. Life history of the bronze darter, Percina palmaris, in the Tallapoosa River, Alabama

    • Werner Wieland

    Pages 83-94

12. Temperature selection and critical thermal maxima of the fantail darter, Etheostoma flabellare, and johnny darter, E. nigrum, related to habitat and season

    • Christopher G. Ingersoll, Dennis L. Claussen

    Pages 95-102

13. Morphological correlates of ecological specialization in darters

    • Lawrence M. Page, David L. Swofford

    Pages 103-123

14. A portable camera box for photographing small fishes

    • Lawrence M. Page, Kevin S. Cummings

    Pages 124-124

15. Back Matter

    Pages 125-127

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The The following following set set of of papers papers is is mainly mainly a a representa­ representa­ have have been been overdue overdue since since the the pioneering pioneering work work of of tive tive sample sample from from 19 19 presentations presentations at at a a special special sym­ sym­ Howard Howard Winn Winn in in the the late late 1950's. 1950's. Darters Darters are are rela­ rela­ posium posium on on the the comparative comparative behavior, behavior, ecology, ecology, and and tively tively sedentary sedentary and and can can be be easily easily observed observed and and life life histories histories of of darters darters held held during during the the 62nd 62nd (14-15 (14-15 experimentally experimentally manipulated manipulated in in their their natural natural hab- . . June, June, 1982) 1982) annual annual meeting meeting of of the the American American So­ So­ itats. itats. They They can can be be transported transported alive alive with with relative relative ciety ciety of of Ichthyologists Ichthyologists and and Herpetologists Herpetologists on on the the ease, ease, and and readily readily acclimate acclimate to to controlled controlled conditions conditions campus campus of of Northern Northern Illinois Illinois University, University, DeKalb, DeKalb, of of the the laboratory laboratory aquarium. aquarium. The The male male nuptial nuptial color color Illinois, Illinois, U. S. A. U. S. A.

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