The Southwestern Naturalist 2012: Vol 57 Index

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502-516 DECEMBER 2012
INDEX TO VOLUME 57
Proy L. Best
331 Funchess Hall, Auburn University, Al
each article alphabetically by tide and by the last name of the first author Files
i. an, the, observoan,t noiteos nons th e) are listedb y the next woirn thde u tle
a reference to the first author. All taxa included in titles are listed, but f4 amily,
time thev appear in the abstracts, text, tables, and figure legends
Stephen C. Brandebura, and Tracy
Klotz, 467-471
American badger (Taxidea taxus) uses
covert reconnaissance to ambush a
black-tailed prairie dog Cynomys
la Ct ludovicianus), David A. Eads, Mike
Akre homas be Iverson, John lr. J. Hague, and Carlie G Zoubek,
B 103-464
Mabama shad (Alosa alabamae. Clupei Ammerman, Loren K., see Nalls, Amy
formes: Clupeidae) the Whit
218
Rive Arkansas, he, Thomas M 1) OCT fad VIVAX, ral WP
Buchanan, William G. Layher, Chris nmod us savannarum, 107
I. McAllister, and Henry W. Robison
4 49
Mara L., and Catherine
Phillips, Habitats used by the en
gered fountain darte1 Eth
n the San Marcos
Hays County, Texas, 449-452
ii on
é
\natidae, 401
Andelt, William F., see Resnik, Jessica R.,
93, 97, 138, 199,
1 n “il sp; ira stf rongty/ odes/ ,
gata, 124-126 1 nnona j obifloJ ra. c2ope2 0
hter, Mariana see Stoker, Philip 17 r albifrons, 402
arez-Jara, Margarito, see Charre 1 nil ipra 107
imericana, 23. 83. 395. 406
\ntilocapridae, 399, 404, 406, 407
introzous pallidus. 203
Apalone
mutica, 285
spinifera, o2”/ 8, 27y y
Aphani is iberus, 414
\phanostephus, 174
A\phor ope lma hollyi. ] }
\pidac 142-445
iplodinotus grunniens, 3
iguila chrysaetos, 170
American badger (Taxidea taxus) in tra militaris, 459-462
Arkansas, with emphasis on expan Arachnidae, 159
sion of its range into northeastern \raneae, 417-420
\rkansas, the, Renn Tumlison, D. \raneidae, 418, 419
Blake Sasse, Michael E. Cartwright, Arbutus, 454
502-516 DECEMBER 2012
INDEX TO VOLUME 57
Proy L. Best
331 Funchess Hall, Auburn University, Al
each article alphabetically by tide and by the last name of the first author Files
i. an, the, observoan,t noiteos nons th e) are listedb y the next woirn thde u tle
a reference to the first author. All taxa included in titles are listed, but f4 amily,
time thev appear in the abstracts, text, tables, and figure legends
Stephen C. Brandebura, and Tracy
Klotz, 467-471
American badger (Taxidea taxus) uses
covert reconnaissance to ambush a
black-tailed prairie dog Cynomys
la Ct ludovicianus), David A. Eads, Mike
Akre homas be Iverson, John lr. J. Hague, and Carlie G Zoubek,
B 103-464
Mabama shad (Alosa alabamae. Clupei Ammerman, Loren K., see Nalls, Amy
formes: Clupeidae) the Whit
218
Rive Arkansas, he, Thomas M 1) OCT fad VIVAX, ral WP
Buchanan, William G. Layher, Chris nmod us savannarum, 107
I. McAllister, and Henry W. Robison
4 49
Mara L., and Catherine
Phillips, Habitats used by the en
gered fountain darte1 Eth
n the San Marcos
Hays County, Texas, 449-452
ii on
é
\natidae, 401
Andelt, William F., see Resnik, Jessica R.,
93, 97, 138, 199,
1 n “il sp; ira stf rongty/ odes/ ,
gata, 124-126 1 nnona j obifloJ ra. c2ope2 0
hter, Mariana see Stoker, Philip 17 r albifrons, 402
arez-Jara, Margarito, see Charre 1 nil ipra 107
imericana, 23. 83. 395. 406
\ntilocapridae, 399, 404, 406, 407
introzous pallidus. 203
Apalone
mutica, 285
spinifera, o2”/ 8, 27y y
Aphani is iberus, 414
\phanostephus, 174
A\phor ope lma hollyi. ] }
\pidac 142-445
iplodinotus grunniens, 3
iguila chrysaetos, 170
American badger (Taxidea taxus) in tra militaris, 459-462
Arkansas, with emphasis on expan Arachnidae, 159
sion of its range into northeastern \raneae, 417-420
\rkansas, the, Renn Tumlison, D. \raneidae, 418, 419
Blake Sasse, Michael E. Cartwright, Arbutus, 454
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Arceuthobium vaginatim, 380 Aztlanolagus agilis, 202-204 Leon, Mexico, Armando J. Contre-
Irchidiskodon imperator, 400, 404 ras-Balderas, Oscar Ballesteros-Me
irchilochus alexandri, 34 drano, and Juan A. Garcia-Salas,
Arctiidae, 125 Babesia 212-213
bigemina, 26
Arctostaphylos, 454 Bleich, Vernon C., see Marshal, Jason P.,
hor is, 26
uva-ursi, 386
Ardea alba, 106 Baccharis salicifolia, 330 Blepharoneuron trichloepis, 52
Aristida, 454, 476 Baeolophus wollweberi, 106 Blinn, Dean W., David E Ruiter, and
divaricata, 52, 454 Bahia absinthifolia, 372 Wien Haden, Do semi-arid land-
Bahn, Jessica Rackett, see Parmley,
mica cordifolia, ISO scapes in the American Southwest
Dennis, and —
Arremon viretriceps, 106 cause discrete communities of cad
Artemia, 422 Baldwin, Rog>e r A., see Bender, Louis ¢ disflies (Trichoptera) in Sstreams?,
irtemisa, 177 119-122
Ballard, Warren B., see Schwalm, Do-
bfiiglei folloivai,i , 337602, nelle L., — Blood of nestlings on success of fledg
Ing in white-eved vireos ( Vireo gr
ludor ICIAna, Ballesteros-Medrano, Oscar, see Contre seus), effect of sampling, David H
ras-Balderas, Armando J.,
tridentata, 167 Davis and Philip D. Sudman 146-
darceló, Ingrid, and John Faaborg,
irtibeus jamaicensis, 105 Expansion of the breeding range of 149
Asbolus laevis, 262-265 Blount, Seafha ]., and John L. Koprow
the blue-gray gnatcatcher (Polioptila
Aspidosceles sexlineatus, 279 ski, Response of the Mount Graham
caerulea) into western Nebraska,
Aspidoscelis, 139 178-479 red SQUIFT< 1 ( lamiasciurus hudsonicus
gypsi, 206 grahamensis) to postfire conditions,
Barrows, Cameron W., Temporal pat
inornata, 206 terns of abundance of arthropods on o 15
marmorata, 206-207 sand dunes, 262-266 Boehmeria cylindrica, 354
ligris, 130-434 Bogertophis subocularis, 440
Bassariscus astutus, 203
Assemblages of amphibians reptiles, Bogosian, Victor, II, Eric ( Hellgren,
Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. 323-327
abnasde mina mOmkallash omoan, anV icutrorb an >I OmSoi OlSiItA3 aNr,y Bats thei n lroiwepra riaCno-lroerstaodroa tioRniv er,s ites\ riazloonna,g aesn do f Raamypmhoibnida nsW,. Mroepotdiyl,es , Aasnsde mbmlaamg
MI, Eric C. Hellgren, and Raymond mals on an urban military base in
Allen W Calvert and Sean A
W. Moody, 277-284 Neiswenter, Oklahoma, 277-284
Assemblages of rodents in riparian Bolboschoenus fluviatilis, 311
Beckman, Daniel W., and Christian A
forests along the Rio Grande in Big Bombus
Hutson, Validation of aging tech
Bend National Park Texas: current niques and growth of the river apfinis, 142
ainndv ashiiosnt oricb y inssalitgchedtasorn s , the Deanfifeelc tso fJ. rthee dhoJrasmee,s RiMvoexr,o stMoimsas ourcia,r in2a4t0u-m2, 47 in badiumraiccuolmau}t su,s , 14124-24-4444 4
Leavitt, 148-153 Bender, Louis C., Roger A. Baldwin, and fervidus, 442-444
Associations of small migratory and Jessica R. Piasecke, Habitats occu- fraternus, 442-444
resident birds with two scrub habi- pr d bv elk (Cervus elaphus) in desert eriseocollis, 442-444
tats during late winter and spring im grassland-scrublands of northwest- impatiens, | 12- | 1 1
the northern Chihuahuan Desert, ern New Mexico, 361-369 nevadensis, 443
New Mexico, Jeffrey M Kozma, Bender, Louis C., see Hoenes, Brock D., pe nsvk anicus, 442-444
Laura M. Burkett and Nancv E. and — SONOFTUS 142-444
Mathews, : 31-38 Bernstein Neil Pr... ICC Christiansen, variabilis, 142-444
Asteraceae, 453 James L., — Booth, Michael T., and Andrea |
Astragalus, 21 Beucarnea inermis, 220 Shipley, Spatial dynamics and
nuttallianus, 372 Biagas, Tiffany D., Alexander S. Hall, growth ol two native species ol
Astrophytum asterias, 182-188 Alexis L. Ritzer, and 3enjamin A. catostomids: are movements restrict-
Astyanax mexicanus, 286-288 Pierce, lime of day does not affect ed?, 248-256
lt herena boyeri, 426 detection in visual-encounter surveys Bootherium, 407
\therinopsidae, 286 of a spring-dwelling salamander, Joraginac eae, 2]
Atopsyche sperryt, 12] Eurycea naufragia, 162-165 Boselaphus tragocamelus, 26-30
Atriplex, 21 Big red bat Lasiurus egregius (Vesperu- Bostrichidae, 108-111
canescens, 362, 371 lionidae) in Honduras, José M. Botello, Francisco, see Charre-Medellin,
132 Mora, 104-105 Juan F., —
lentiformis, 417 Bison, 74, 81, 83, 399, 404, 408 Bothriochloa ischaemum, 199, 278
obovata, 362 antiquus, 80, 107, 409 Bouteloua, 94, 370, 371, 10]
polye arpa, $17 bison, 407 curtipendula, 140, 278
semibaccata, 417 chaneyi, 407 gracilis, 52, 362, 454
serenanda, 117 latifrons, 80, 407 hirsuta, 154, 474, 476
Atthis heloisa, 106 occidentalis, 407 $ orpioide s, 454
Auleutes, 123-126 priscus, 407, 409 dovidae, 407
bosqi, 123, 124 willistoni, 407 Bower, Michael R., see Dzul, Maria (
Auriparus flaviceps, 34 Black-capped vireo (Vireo atricapilla) in
Avena, 177 urban areas of Monterrey, Nuevo Brachiaria ciliatissima, 474
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Brachypelma, 144 Bufo arex, 52
Bradley Robert D., Justin B Lack, americanus, 279 amphibola, 354
Russell S. Pfau, Lottie L. Peppers, woodhousei, 279 arollia
Dallas D. Henson, Andrew O. Stal- Bumble bees (Hymenoptera: Apidae) of castanea, 105
lings, Christine N. Hoang, and Ro- Texas: historical distributions, Mi- perspu illata, 105
nald A. Van Den Bussche, Genet chael D. Warriner, 442-445 arollia sowelli, 105
and conservation status of a relictual Burke, Russell L., and Kerry L. Yurewicz, arpiodes carpio, 348
population of the hispid cotton rat Influence of size, loss of tail, and arpodacus mexicanus, 34
dJu s eremicus), 9223 1-2932 9 burst speed on risk of predation in ‘artwright, Michael E., see Tumlison,
the banded gecko (Coleonyx variega Renn, —
tus). 87-91 arya, 109, 2!
durkett, Laura M., see Kozma, Jeffrey illinoensis, 354
M., — illinoinensis, 278
see Tumlison, Burns, Stephen M., see Reyes Ramirez, aso, Arturo, see Holbrook, Joseph D.,
Eric, —
3299. 401. 402 Bursera, 461 astanea, 354
simaruba, 219, 220 astañeda, Gamaliel, see Gadsden, Héc-
Butee tor, and —
jamaicensis, 390 astañeda, Gamaliel, see García-De la
Br ISSICACCAS 2] swainsoni. 106 Peña, Cristina, —
Bredemeve! William R ( O'Leary, astor canadensis, 280, 281, 470
John F., and — astro-Arellano, Ivan, see Rodríguez-
Cactaceae, 337-338
Ruiz, Erick Rubén, —
Breeding colonies of least terns (Sternu
( alamospiza melanocorys. 34
rum) in northern Sonora, atharus guttatus, 34
Calliandra eriophylla, 21
Mexico, 2006-2008, Alyssa Rosemar- atostomus, 240
Callipe pla
harles van Riper Ill, 342- , > , ardens, 268
gambelii, 4. 83
clarki, 248-256
squamata, 154-156
Brennan, Leonard A Larson, Jon commersoni, 241
Callisaurus. 136
commersonii, 268
Calocedrus decurrens, 195
Calvert, Allen W., and Sean A. Neiswent- discobolus. 267-276
insignis, 248-256
er, Bats in riparian-restoration sites
Christiansen along the lower Colorado River, latipin nis, 268
Arizona, 340-342 blatyrhynchus, 254, 268, 269
is, Miguel, A Hernandez- 179 eanothus, 94, 177
( alyste gua Mii rostegia, fa
Martinez Coronel, and Camelidae, 82, 406 edrela odorata, 219
rez. New records ol Camelops, 74, 80, 81, 84, 400, 407 eltis, 94, 139
anteco deermous¢ hesternus. $2. So. 399. 404. 406. 408. laez igata, 192, 278, 354
Rodentia: Cri 109 occidentalis, 93, 190, 179
the Sierra Madre de huerfanensis, 83 ballida, 474, 476
Mexico, 221-222 kansanus, 83 ¢ mophora coccinea, 283
minidokae, 83 alii hrus
ciliaris, 199
sulcatus, 82, 83
fraviswhitei ra 2 spinifex, 97
Camelus, 82 ephalanthus occidentalis, 354
Cameron, Guy N., Rezsutek, Mi- eratoide, s l, anata, 3C6C2
chael J., and — eratobsyvche oslari. 12]
lames R. Dixon, and Campbell, Tyler A., see Mod zvgemba, ercidium micropf hyllum, 3or5
Forstner, Visual sum Jonathan D., — ercocarpus
rpetofaunal diversity in Campbell, Tvler A., see Reves Ramirez, intricatus. 3e6K2
Eric, — montanus, 210, 370, 3/2. 375, 376
e Eifler, Douglas A Campylorhynchus brunneicapillus, 34 ervus elaphus, 99-96. 361-369. 377
Canidae, 403 haetocnema, 123-125
Fred ( see Larson Jon L., — Canis, 203 haetodipus
Thomas M., see McAllister, latrans, 176, 178, 179, 214-216, eremicus, 149-151
981. 310, 396, 399. 403. 408 né lsoni, 148, 151
Thomas M., William G lupus, 280, 281, 399, 403 ‘hamaecrista
Chris T. McAllister, and ( apromeryx, 202, 203, 205, 406, 407 fasciculata, 474
W. Robison, Alabama shad furcifer, 435 fasciculate, 199
MAMAS. Clupeiformes Clu- minor, 409 hamaesaracha sordida, 372
peidac in the White River Arkansas, Cardellina hamaesyce
4 / 34, 9( pusilla, 34 maculata, 372
Byron R., see Pleasant, Greg D., rufifrons, 106 serpyllifolia, 372
Cardinalis sinuatus, 34 serrula, 337 2
4udy, Phaedra, see Webber, P. Aaron,— Carduus py nocephalus, 329 tharacidae, 286
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Charadrius melodus D2I9D9I badgers (Taxidea taxus) in southern ratogeomys castanops, 203
( harre-Medellín, Juan F Victor Texas, 473-478 .ricetidae, 149, 221-222, 102
Sánchez-Cordero Gloria Magaña- Colonization of a desert island by a rotalus viridis, 64
Cota, Margarito \lvarez-Jara, and tropical bird: military macaw (Ara rotaphytidae, 438
Francisco Botello, Jaguarundi (Puma militaris) at Isla San Pedro Nolasco, rotaphytus, 440
yagouaroundi) in Guanajuato, Mexi- Sonora, Mexico, near, Juan Pablo collaris, 138, 458-
co, 117-118 Gallo-Reynoso, Richard Stephen grismeri, 138
hasmistes liorus, 273 Felger, and Benjamin Theodore roton. 199. 174
heatgrass on abundance of the North Wilder, 159-462 texensis, 97
American deermouse (Peromyscus Coluber constrictor, 279 ryptotis parva, 202, 204, 280
maniculatus), effect of, Lucas K. Hall, Colubrina texensis 174, 476 rysothamnus nauseosus, 362
166-169 Commelina tenophthalmus ps udagyrtes, 345-346
helydra serpentina, 279, 172 dianthifolia, 454 tenophthalmus pseudagyrtes (Siphonap-
hen caerulescens, 102 erecta, 97, 199 tera: Ctenopthalmidae): new to the
Communal nesting behavior it flea fauna of Texas, Chris T. McAllis-
he umatopsy he
Mearns’s squirrels (Tamiasciurus ter and Nixon Wilson, 345-346
arizonensis, 121
pinula, 121 mearnsi), Nicolas Ramos-Lara and tenopthalmidae, 345-346
hilopsis linearis, 32 John L. Koprowski, 195-198 uloptila cantha, 121
Conard, Jonathan M., and Philip S uniculus paca, 219-221
hhoiamtaer,r a Jeurtrayh enRs.,i s,s ee 12S1t orm, Jonathan J., Gipson, Foraggiinngg ecologyg of elk urculionidae, 123-125
(Cervus elaphus) in a tallgrass prairie, (llaaen ureton, Elijah S., see Kappenman,
and —
99-96 Kevin M., —
hristiansen, James L., Neil P. dern- Concordance between molecular and yonus
stein, Christopher A. Phillips, Jeffrey morphological evidence of hybrid- buccinator, 101
.. Briggler, and Don Kangas, Declin-
ization in the Dichanthelium acumina columbianus, 101
ing populations of yellow mud tur- tum (Poaceae: Paniceae) subspecies ylindropuntia, 397
les Kinosternon Mavescens in lowa, complex, Rick L. Hammer, Stephan imbricat| a, 101
Illinois, and Missouri, 104-313 L. Hatch, Alan E. Pepper, and James ynodon dactylon, 139
hrysemys picta, 306, 472 R. Manhart, 133-137 ynomys, 112, 115, 399, 101, 408
hrvsomelidae, 1<2 3> -12O5r churcheri, 102
hhyrtyrsiodt hafmunnugsu s naBuasetorsaucsh,o ch1y6t7r ium dendro Coonnedpaia ltiua s holoekuecro,n otu1s7,4 293-995 ) gleuuncnuirsuosn,i , 2081,0 0-410024 , 203, 102
Contreras-Balderas, Armando ]., Oscar
batidis in isolated populations of the Ballesteros-Medrano, and Juan A. ludovicianus, 100, 282, 395. 402. 408.
Baja California treefrog Pseudacris 109, 463-464, 474
Garcia-Salas, Black-capped vireo
hy poe hondriaca curta in Baja Califor- (Vireo atricapilla) in urban areas ol mexicanus 102
nia Sur, Mexico, the, Víctor H. Luja, mobrarus, 102
Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, Mexi O,
Ricardo Rodríguez-Estrella, Kris Rat 212-213 par ide ns, 102
zlaff, Gabriela Parra-Olea, and Aur- spispiza, 102
elio Ramirez-Bautista, 32139-9392 7 / oobnhyo sa TIUNSd,d ens} i4s6. yperus, 154
ichlidae, 286 involucratus, 329
opulat ry plugs of round-tailed
irsium, 93, 94 yprinella
layton, Megan C., see Reyes Ramirez, gterroeutincda uduss)q uirrKealrse n ( EX.e roMsupnerromoep lh ialunsd venusta, 48
Eric, — u hippe li 348
linical variables of scaled quail (Calli John I ° Koprowski, 208-210 yprinidae, 218, 286
oragyps atratus, 192
pepla squamata) in the southern High vbrinodon
oreobsis nuecensoides, ¡y |
Plains of Texas, Greg D. Pleasant, ( diabolis, 44-50
Brad Dabbert, Robert B Mitchell, OTJN US, Q4 o sali nus, 112-416
and Byron R. Buckley, 154-156 djoreumminmao,n du35,4 93 ytpurlairnoosad,o nt1i1d4a e, 412
llouspteriiddiauem,, 334672 -349 ortaderia selloana, | 329 vbrinus carpio, 249, 269, 286-288, 339
OTUUS ( OTaxX, 106. 461 zaplewski, Nicholas ]., and Kent S.
lngueuplmaeirdiiofsp,o hromr4eu3ss9, , 344378-, 34494 0 Cootbbrtaeyuilsrndd ioinrigh,i i,n 2u6s29 6 9 townsendii, 203 CSfomriuotnmht ,y , a LOatkreol cakhsPohlmeelaits,et ro c3e9n9ei- n 41v (e r1It Mebarrartoens
sexlineatus, 139
zaplewski, Nicholas ]., Pleistocene pec
nidos ulus le huacane NSIS, 158 Cove, Michael V., Liisa M. Niva, and caries (Mammalia: Tavassuidae)
olaptes auratus, 34 Victoria L. Jackson, Use of probabil- from western Oklahoma 112-117
oleonyx itv ol detection when conducting
brevis, 87 analyses of surveys of mesopredators:
variegatus, 87-91 a case study from the Ozark High- Dabbert, ( Brad, see Pleasant, Greg D.,
( oleoptera, 108-111 lands of Missouri, 257-261
Colinus virginianus, 27, 154, 319-322 Cram, Douglas S., see Wood, M. Karl, — Dalea, 94
( ‘ollins, Daniel P., HI, Louis A. Harve- Crataegus bicolor, 154
son, and Donald C. Ruthven, III, mollis, 354 formosa, 397102)
Spatial characteristics of Ameican viridis, 354 Dasylirion acrotiche, 157
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Dasypus tus, 280, 281 White rivers of Arkansas, Chris T Eifler, Maria A., see Eifler, Douglas A.,
Davis, David H., and Philip D. Sudman, McAllister, Henry W. Robison,
Effect of sampling blood of nest Thomas M. Buchanan, and David laphe obsoleta, 192, 279
lings on success of fledging in \. Etnier, 217-219 leocharis macrostachya, 354
white eved vireos Vire Diversity of freshwater fishes in Reserva clephantidae, 404
10-449 de la Biosfera Barranca de le phas
la Cueva, Horacio Gonzale1z - Metztitlan, Hidalgo, Mexico, and columbi. 400
laramillo, Monica, — recommendations for conservation, imperator, 104
Rafael Miranda, David Galicia, Scott lionurus tripsacoides, 97
populations of vellow mud Monks, and Griselda Pulido-Flores, lymus, 94, 177
285-291 y 129
A noste) ) AIVESCENS in lo mpidonax, 33
' ,
ris, and Missouri, lames I Dixon, James R., see Brown, Donald J. hammondiu, 34
Neil P Bernstein oberholse Vi, 34
\. Phillips Jeffrey 1 Dixon, Philip M., see Dzul, Maria (
ind Don Kangas, 304-313 Dodonaea, 154 trailli
285 Dorosoma wnighti, 34
e Reves Ramirez cebedianum. 348 mys blandir gu, 4/2
betenense, 348 neelia jarinosa, 17
blotched lizard, Dowler, Robert C.. see Nalls, Amy V., — «ndemic Chinanteco deermouse Habr
sand dunes of Draeculacephala inscripta, 125 omys chinanteco (Rodentia: Cricetu-
mahuan Desert, Héc- Drickamer, Lee C., see Gedeon, Cson dae in the Sierra Madre de
nd Gamaliel asta- gor I., — Oaxaca, Mexico, new records of
Drys lalia coron ndes, DO the, Miguel Briones-Salas, A.
Dyssodia papposa, 163 Hernández-Allende, M Martinez
Dzul, Maria C., D. Bailey Gaines, Jesse R Coronel, and G Gonzalez Pérez,
_999
Fischer Michael ( Quist, and St Epheédnr éan ,A om 4he0e,h e n 41, 3623,7 2
phen ] Dinsmore, Evaluation of
otoliths of Salt Creek pupfish (Cyp cal jor ca, 2]
rinodon salinus) for use in analyses of plesicus fuscus, 203
age and growth, 412-416 ¿quidae, 405
Dzul, Maria ( Michael C. Quist, Guus, Su 107
Stephen J. Dinsmore, Philip M achates. 79
Dixon, Michael R. Bower, Kevin P ASinus, 16-25 105
Wilson, and D. Bailey Gaines, Iden- bhav rcenaei, (Y(
tifving sources of error in surveys of omplicatus, 399. 400. 405
=
Devils Hole pupfish (CQ vodon d onversidens. 74. 76. 78. 79, 399. 405.
holis 14-51) 106. 408
Fads, David A., Mike T. J. Hague, and
Carlie G. Zoubek, American badge: 100. 404-406. 409
lan lea axus uses covert recon,
naissance to ambush a black-tailed
prairie dog Cynomys ludovicianus
103-464
Ebinger, John I and David S. Seigler
Vachelxlc eidiallo i (1 Rico) Seigler & dorsata, 203 >
Ebinger (Fabaceae Mimosoideae), a dorsatum. 381
probable hvbrid of two species of 9]
a i
ant-acacias. 349-353 multifiorum, Y /
rightii, 372
ro furcata, 419
rodium
tus platyacanthus, 158 botrys, 330
I cology ot Xenosaurus rectocollaris in cicutarium, 21
1Ox Tehuacan Valley, Puebla, Mexico sox lucius, 268
Donelle L. Schwalm Guillermo A. Woolrich-Pina, Julio strada Castillon, Eduardo, see Muro
Ballard, Ernest B. Fish \. Lemos-Espinal, Luis Oliver-Lopez, Pérez, Gisela, —
1. Whitlaw, 393-398 and Geoffrey R. Smith, 157-161 theostoma fonticola, 149-452
rasj {tot birds from Edrotes ventricosus, 262-265 “tnier, David A., see McAllister, Chris T.,
Jorg I Ramirez- Eifler, Douglas \., Maria A. Eifler, and
Tracey K. 3rown, Habitat selection UMEPCES
four fishes by foraging Texas horned lizards, fasciatus, 279
Mississippi, and Phrynosoma cornutum, 39-43 obsoletus, 438-440
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Eumorpha, 125 pe nnsylvanica, 479 vilagus robustus), Amy V. Nalls, Loren
fasciata, 124 Fregata magnificens, 332-33: K. Ammerman, and Robert C. Dow-
Eurycea Fulbright, Timothy E., see Larson, Jon ler, 1-7
hislineata, 163, 164 ee Genetic structure of a population of the
naufragia, 162-165 Fuller, Todd K., see Farias, Verónica, — endangered star cactus (Astrophytum
Euryopas, 118 Fusobacterium nucleatum, 134 asterias) in southern Texas, Martin
Evidence for freeze tolerance in the Terry, Man E. Pepper, Anna W.
eastern fence lizard (Sceloporus un Strong, Daniel M. Tarin, Dana M.
dulatus), Gregory B. Pauly, 472-473 Gadsden, Héctor, and Gamaliel Casta- Price, and James R. Manhart, 182-
Expansion of the breeding range of the eda, Demography of the side- 188
blue-gray gnatcatcher (Polioptila caer blotched lizard, Uta stansburiana, in
Geococeoyx californianus, 11, 296
ulea) into western Nebraska, Ingrid sand dunes of the central Chihua- Geographical range of pacas (Cuniculus
Barceló and John Faaborg, 478-479 huan Desert, 292-303 paca) in northeastern Mexico, new
Gadsden, Héctor, see Garcia-De la Peña,
records and proposed, Erick Rubén
Cristina, —
Rodriguez-Ruiz, Ivan Castro-Arella-
Faaborg, John, see Barceló, Ingrid, and Gaines, D. Bailey, see Dzul, Maria C., —
no, and Jorge Valencia-Herverth,
Galicia, David, see Miranda, Rafael, —
219-221
Fabac eae, 349-353, 453 Galium, 94 Geomvidae, 103
Factors influencing foraging habitats of Gallo-Reynoso, Juan Pablo, Richard
Geomys, 203
mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) in Stephen Felger, and Benjamin The-
altwaten, 96-99
the San Andres Mountains, New odore Wilder, Near colonization of a
bursarius, 409
Mexico, Brock D. Hoenes and Louis desert island by a tropical bird:
C. Bender, 370-379 military macaw (Ara militaris) at Isla Geothlypis tolmier, 34
Fallugia paradoxa, 392, 374-376 San Pedro Nolasco, Sonora, Mexico, Gerrhonotus, 439
Farías, Verónica, Todd K. Fuller, and 159-462 Gila
Raymond M. Sauvajot, Activity and Gambelia, 438 atraria, 269, 412
distribution of gray LOXCS (Urocyon wislizenii, 296 cypha, 249, 42]
cinereoargenteus) in southern Califor- Gambusia affinis, 336, 339 elegans, 421-429
Gillespie, J. Hayley, The Southwestern
nia, 176-18] García Aranda, Mario A., Muro
Feild, Justin, see Moczygemba, Jonathan Pérez, Gisela, — Association of Naturalists Minutes of
D., — Garcia-De la Peña, Cristina, Héctor the Meeting of the doard ot Gover-
nors and Officers at the 59th annual
Felger, Richard Stephen, see Gallo- Gadsden, Rosalinda Palomo-Ramos,
Reynoso, Juan Pablo, — Ana B. Gatica-Colima, Pablo A. meeting, Universidad Autónoma del
Felidae, 404 Lavin-Murcio, and Gamaliel Casta- Estado de México, Valle de Bravo,
Felis catus, 171, 980 eda, Spatial segregation of micro- Estado de México, Asociación Na
Fendlera rupícola, 75, habitats within a community of cional de Universidades de Educa
Festuca, 93, 177 lizards in Médanos de Samalavuca, ción Superior, Thursday, 19 April
Ficus pe tiolaris, 461 Chihuahua, Mexico, 130-434 2012, 180-484
First-year growth of longnose gp< ar (1 ep Garcia-Mova, Edmundo, see Romero- Gillespie, J. Hayley, The Southwestern
isosteus osseus) from zygote to au- Manzanares, Angélica, — Association of Naturalists Actas de la
tumn juvenile, William J. Matthews, Garcia-Salas, Juan A., see Contreras- 59" Reunion del Consejo Directivo y
William L. Shelton, and Edie Marsh- Balderas, Armando ]., — Oficiales, Universidad Autónoma
Matthews, 335-337 Garrya, 454 del Estado de México, Valle de
Fischer, Jesse R., sec Dzul, Maria C., — wrightii, 375, 376 Bravo, Estado de México, Asociación
Fish, Ernest B., see Schwalm, Donelle Gastrophryne olivacea, 279, 280 Nacional de Universidades de Edu-
L., — Gatica-Colima, Ana B., see Garcia-De la cación Superior, Jueves, 19 de abril
Flores-Flores, José Luis, see Romero- Pena, Cristina, — 2012, 484-488
Manzanares, Angélica, — Gedeon, Csongor I., Lee C. Drickamer, Gillespie, J. Hayley, The Southwestern
Flourensia cernua, 32, 371, 372 and Andrew J. Sanchez-Meador, Im- Association of Naturalists Minutes of
Foraging ecology of elk (Cervus elaphus) portance of burrow-entrance the Zusiness Meeting, 59th annual
in a tallgrass prairie, Jonathan M. mounds of Gunnison’s prairie dogs meeting, Universidad Autónoma del
Conard and Philip S. Gipson, 92-96 (Cynomys gunnisoni) for vigilance Estado de México, Valle de Bravo,
Force-fed-radiotransmitter technique and mixing of soil, 100-104 Estado de México, Asociación Na-
for finding refuged lizards, Enrique Gekkonidae, 91 cional de Universidades de Educa-
Santovo-Brito and Stanley Fox, 458— Genetic and conservation status of a ción Superior, Friday-Saturday 9()-
159 relictual population of the hispid 21 April 2012, 488-492
Formicidae, 262, 263 cotton rat (Sigmodon hispidus eremi Gillespie, J. Hayley, The Southwestern
Forstner, Michael e e 'e Brown, cus), Robert D. Bradley, Justin B. Association of Naturalists Actas de la
DonaldJ ., — Lack, Russell S. Pfau, Lottie L. Reunión de Negocios, 59° reunión
Fouquieria splendens, 17, 21 Peppers, Dallas D. Henson, Andrew anual, Universidad Autónoma del
Fox, Stanley, see Santoyo-Brito, Enrique, O. Stallings, Christine N. Hoang, Estado de México, Valle de Bravo,
and — and Ronald A. Van Den Bussche, Estado de México, Asociación Na-
Fraser, William C., Kappenman, 231-239 cional de Universidades de Educa-
Kevin M., — Genetic and morphologic variation in ción Superior, Viernes-Sábado, 20-
Fraxinus, 109 the Davis Mountains cottontail (Sy/- 21 de abril 2012, 492-496
The Southwestern Naturalist vol. 57, no. 4
Gipson, Philip S., see Conard, Jonathan Hale, Amanda M., see Rubenstahl, Hernandez-Santin, Lorna, Patricia M.
M., and — Trevor G., — Harveson, and Louis A. Harveson,
Girardinichthys viviparus, 289 Hall, Alexander S., see Biagas, Tiffany Suitable habitats for cougag rs (Puma
Glaucomys. 195. 197 D., — concolor) in Texas and northern
196 Hall, Lucas K., Effect of cheatgrass on Mexico, 314-318
abundance of the North American Hesperophylax occidentalis, 121
Hesperostipa neomexicana, 210
deermouse ( Peromysc US Mani ulatus),
Gnaphosida: 118 166-169 Heterandria
Goldberg, Stephen R., Reproduction in Hamilton, Donna E., Nancy E. MclIn- bimaculata, 290
the Yuman fringe-toed lizard, Uma tvre, and Lewellyn D. Densmore, III, jonesii, 286-288, 290
rufopur Squamata Phrynoso- Using implanted passive integrated Heterodon nasicus, 310
matidas 156-457 transponders to monitor long-term Heteromyidae, 149
GonzMáilgeuezl , Pér—e z, G., see Briones-Salas, burrow fidelity in a theraphosid Hewitt, David G., see Moczygemba,
spider, Aphonopelma hollyi, 144-147 Jonathan D., —
sonzalez-Jaramillo Monica, Christian Hammer, Rick L., Stephan L. Hatch, Hewitt, David G., see Reyes Ramirez,
M hlo« - rl, and Horacio de la Cueva, Man E. Pepper, and James R. Man- Eric, —
Adoption as a conservation Strategy hart, Concordance between molecu- Hilaria jamesii, 362
for t' he magnificent frigatebird (fv lar and morphological evidence of Hoang, Christine N., see Bradley, Rob-
1 g ens), 332-335 hybridization in the Dichanthelium ert D., —
rf va nis, 286-288 acuminatum (Poaceae: Paniceae) Hoenes, Brock D., and Louis C. Bender,
;oodeidae, 286, 289 subspecies complex, 13232 -13719 » Factors influencing foraging habitats
Harms, Nathan E., and Michael J]. of mule deer (Odocoileus hemionus) in
Grodowitz, Herbivorous insects asso- the San Andres Mountains, New
ciated with Ludwigia peploides (Ona- Mexico, 370-379
graceae) in the southern United Hog-nosed skunks (Conepatus leucono
j 3.06 States, 123-127 tus) along the Gulf of Mexico: po-
Griffiths, Christopher M., see Iverson, Harris, Arthur H., and Jonena Hearst, pulation status and genetic diversity,
john B., — Late Wisconsin mammalian fauna Joseph D. Holbrook, Randy W.
Michael ]., see Harms, Na DeYoung, Arturo Caso, Michael E.
from Dust Cave, Guadalupe Moun-
and — tains National Park, Culberson Tewes, and John H. Young, 223-225
arneros-Altimirano, Rafael, se Reves County, Texas, 202-206 Holbrook, Joseph D., Randy W.
DeYoung, Arturo Caso, Michael E.
Ramirez Eric - Harveson, Louis A., see Collins, Danie!
Tewes, and John H. Young, Hog-
P., Ul, —
nosed skunks (Conepatus leuconotus)
Harveson, Louis A., see Hernandez-
along the Gulf of Mexico: popula-
Santin, Lorna, —
tion status and genet diversity,
Harveson, Patricia M.. see Hernandez-
223-225
Santin, Lorna, —
Holbrookia, 436
Hatch, Stephan L., see Hammer, Rick
maculata, 283
L., —
selecuon by foraging Texas Holocnemus, 418, 419
lizards. Phryr Hearst, Jonena, see Harris, Arthur H.
roOrned soma cornutum. Home ranges of female Rio Grande
Douglas A. Eifler, Maria A Eifler, and — turkeys (Meleagris gallopavo interme
md Tracey K. Brown, 39-45 Helianthus, 94 dia) in southern Texas, Eric Reyes
Habitats br covotes Can1 is la frans) in annuus, 199. 310, 372 Ramirez, Megan C. Clayton, Cody W.
Joshua Tree National Park, Califor- maximiliani 278 Lawson, Stephen M. Burns, Rafael
nia Lise ol Philip Stoker, Christo Hi licopsyche borealis, 121 Guarneros-Altimirano, Stephen J.
pher Willett, Mariana Altrichter, and Heliotrobium greggn, 12 DeMaso, William P. Kuvlesky, Jr.,
Peter M. Sherman, 214-216 Hellgren, Eric C., see Bogosian, Victor, David G. Hewitt, J. Alfonso Ortega-
Habitats occupied by elk Cervus el}a Iii, — Santos, and Tyler A. Campbell, 198—
bhus) in desert grassland-scrublands Hellickson, Mickev W., see Moczvgem- 201
ol northwestern New Mexico, Louis ba, Jonathan D., — Home ranges of the nilgai antelope
C. Bender, Roger( A Baldwin, and Hemiauchenia, 82. 83 (Boselaphus tragocamelus) in Texas,
Jessi 1 R P>i: asecke1 11-369 Hemidactylus turcicus. 279 Jonathan D. Moczygemba, David G.
Habitats used bv the endangered foun- Henson, Dallas D., see 3radley, Robert Hewitt, Tyler A. Campbell,J ].A lfonso
ain darter (Etheostoma fonticolaj ) in D., — Ortega-S., Justin Feild, and Mickey
the san Marcos River, Hays County Herbivorous insects associated with W. Hellickson, 26-30
lexas Mara I Alexander and Cath- Ludwigia peploides (Onagraceae) in Hutson, Christian A., see Beckman,
[. Phillips 149-452 the southern United States, Nathan Daniel W., and —
E. Harms and Michael J. Grodowitz, Hyalella azteca, 122
221 123-127 Hyallela, 451
99) Herichthys pantostictus, 286-289 Hybognathus
Haden, Allen, see Blinn, Dean W., — Hernández, Fidel, see Larson, Jon A., — hayi, 348
Haem wamasus harper, 445 Hernández-Allende, A., see Briones- nuchalis, 348
Hague, Mike T. ]., see Eads, David A., — Salas, Miguel, — Hydrilla verticillata, 450-452
December 2012 Index to Volume 57
Hydropsyche bullsnakes (Pituophis catenifer sayi) in Chihuahuan Desert, New Mexico,
auricolor, 121 the Nebraska Sandhills, 58-73 31-38
occidentalis, 121 Krameria, 21
Hydroptila Krascheninnikovia lanata, 374, 375
ajax, 121, 122 Jackson, Victoria L., see Cove, Michael Krausman, Paul R., see Marshal, Jason
arctia, 121, 122 | cs P., —
Jaguarundi (Puma yagouaroundi) in Gua-
cond, 12] Kummerowia stipulacea, 94
rono, 121 najuato, Mexico, Juan F. Charre- Kuvlesky, William P., Jr., Rey os
Hyla versicolor-chrysoscelis, 279 Medellín, Víctor Sánchez-Cordero, Ramirez, Eric, —
Gloria Magaña-Cota, Margarito
Hylidae, 324
Hymenoptera, 442-445 \lvarez-Jara, and Francisco Botello,
117-118 Labidesthes sicculus, 348
Hypsiglena chlorophaea, 87, 88, 90, 91
Juglans nigra, 93 Lacerta vivipara, 472
Junco hyemalis, 34 Lack, Justin B., see Bradley, Robert D.,
Ictaluridae, 218, 286 Juncus dubius, 330
Ictalurus Juniperus, 1, 370, 371, 417 Lagerstoemia, 124
mexicanus, 286-288 ashei, 190 Lama guanicoe, 23
punctatus, 273, 286-288, 339, 348 deppeana, 51, 52, 376, 454 Lamarouxia, 454
Icterus parisorum, 34 monosperma, 362, 372,376, 401 Lamiaceae, 453
Ictidomys tridecemlineatus, 202-204, 208 osteosperma, 362, 479 Lampropeltis
Ictiobus scopulorum, 401 alterna, 440
bubalus, 348 virginiana, 278, 478, calligaster, 278, 279
niger, 348 gelula, 278, 279
Identifying sources of error in surveys mexicana, 440
of Devils Hole pupfish (Cyprinodon Kallstroemia californica, : Land snails in ephemeral
pools al
diabolis), Maria C. Dzul, Michael C. Kangas, Don, see Christiansen, James Ottine Swamp, Gonzales County,
Quist, Stephen J. Dinsmore, Philip L., — Texas, Frank J. Dirrigl, Jr., and
M. Dixon, Michael R. Bower, Kevin Kappenman, Kevin M., Elijah S. Cur- Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 353-355
P. Wilson, and D. Bailey Gaines, 44— eton, Jason Ilgen, Matt Toner, Wil- Lanius ludovicianus, 34, 41
50 liam C. Fraser, and Greg A. Kindschi, Larrea tridentata, 17, 21, 32, 293, 370,
Iguana pinguis, 458, 459 Thermal requirements of the bony- 372, 432
llgen, Jason, see Kappenman, Kevin M., tail (Gila elegans): application to Larson, Jon A., Timothy E. Fulbright,
propagation and thermal-regime Leonard A. 3rennan, Fidel Hernan-
Impact of thinning ponderosa pines management of rivers of the Colo- dez, and Fred C. Bryant, Selection of
(Pinus ponderosa) on populations of rado River Basin, 121-429 seeds of an exotic and three native
Abert's squirrels (Sciurus aberti), Karsten, Kristopher B., see Rubenstahl, grasses by northern bobwhites (Col
Kelly J. Worden and Catherine Kle- [Trevor G., — inus vireinianus), 319-322
ier, 380-384 Kindschi, Greg A., Kappenman, Lasionycteris noctivagans, 203
Implanted passive integrated transpon- Kevin M., — Lasiurus
ders to monitor long-term burrow Kinosternon blossevillii, 340-342
fidelity in a theraphosid spider, baurii, 312 borealis, 280
Aphonopelma hollyi, using, Donna E. flavescens, 304-313 egregius, 104-105
Hamilton, Nancy E. McIntyre, and integrum, 491, 495, 498 Late Pleistocene lizards from Fowlkes
Lewellyn D. Densmore, III, 144-147 sonoriense, 312 Cave, Culberson County Texas, Den-
Importance of burrow-entrance mounds subrubrum, h9 l Z nis Parmley and Jessica Rackett
of Gunnison’s prairie dogs (Cynomys Kinosternum integrum, 227, 357 Bahn, 435-441
gunnisoni) for vigilance and mixingo f Kleier, Catherine, see Worden, Kelly J., Late Pleistocene mammalian fauna
soil, Csongor I. Gedeon, Lee C. and — from Prescott Valley, west-central
Drickamer, and Andrew J. Sanchez- Kloock, Carl T., Natural history of the Arizona, Michael R. Pasenko and
Meador, 100-104 pirate spider Mimetus hesperus (Ara- Larry D. Agenbroad, 74-86
Influence of size, loss of tail, and burst neae; Mimetidae) in Kern County, Late Pleistocene vertebrates from a
speed on risk of predation in the California, 117-420 rockshelter in Cimarron County,
banded gecko (Coleonyx variegatus), Klotz, Tracy, see Tumlison, Renn, — Oklahoma, Nicholas J. Czaplewski
Russell L. Burke and Kerry L. Yur- Koprowski, John L., see Blount, Seafha and Kent S. Smith, 399-411
ewicz, 87-91 J., and — Late Wisconsin mammalian fauna from
Ingestion and nutrient budget of Att- Koprowski, John L., see Munroe, Karen Dust Cave, Guadalupe Mountains
water’s pocket gopher (Geomys attwa E., and — National Park, Culberson County,
teri), MichaelJ . Rezsutek and Guy N. Koprowski, John L., see Ramos-Lara, Texas, Arthur H. Harris and Jonena
Cameron, 96-99 Nicolás, and — Hearst, 202-206
Iris hexagona, 354 Kozma, Jeffrey M., Laura M. Burkett, Latrodectus, 418
Isocoma veneta, 454 and Nancy E. Mathews, Associations Lavin-Murcio, Pablo A., see García-De la
Iverson, John B., Cameron A. Young, of small migratory and resident birds Peña, Cristina, —
Thomas S. B. Akre, and Christopher with two scrub habitats during late Lawson, Cody W., see Reyes Ramirez,
M. Griffiths, Reproduction by female winter and spring in the northern Eric, —
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Lavher, William G., Buchanan, dendrobatidis im isolated populations isosteus osseus) from zygote to au-
Thomas M., — of the Baja California treefrog Pseu tumn juvenile, 335-337
Leavitt, Daniel ]., Assemblages of ro- dja cris hypochondriaca curta in Baja McAllister, Chris T., and Nixon Wilson,
dents in riparian forests along the California Sur, Mexico, 323-327 Ctenophthalmus pseudagyrtes (Siphon-
Rio Grande in Big Bend National una-Cavazos, Mario, see Romero-Man- aptera: Ctenopthalmidae): new to
Park, lexas current and historic zanares, Angélica, — the flea fauna of Texas, 345-346
insights on the effects of invasion by Uupinus McAllister, Chris T., Henry W. Robison,
saltcedars 148-153 argenteus, 386 Thomas M. Buchanan, and David A.
witt, Daniel J., se Acre Matthew R lexensis. 97 Etnier, Distributional records for
yorum, 21, 372 four fishes from the Arkansas, Mis-
mos-Espinal, Julio A., see Woolrich- berlandieri, 431, 432 sissippi, and White rivers of Arkan-
Pina, Guillermo A vcosidae, 418 sas, 217-219
McAllister, Chris 3uchanan,
yeurus phleoides, 454
ynx, 399 Thomas M., —
canadensis. 404 McIntyre, Nancy E., Hamilton,
rufus, 118, 176, 178, 179, 203, 280 Donna E.,
Medicago satu
hia
Megadontomys criophylus, 222
Megatylopus, 82
Melampodium leucanthum, 37 0)
Veleagris gallopavo, 198-201
Melica, 177
AYDODSIS Vie lilotus, 9 }
tivalis. 218 Vie lospiza
lincolnii. 34
melodia. 34
Macroba Melozome fuscus, O > }
Macrof is rufus, 23 Menidia jordani, 986-288
Magana-Cota, Gloria, se Charre Mephitis mephitis, 177, 192, 203, 257, 280,
282, 310
Medellin, JuanI
M aclemys terrapin, Meringis parkeri, 210, 211
Malus, 109 le sodor
Mammalia, 112-117 roemen, 354
Mammut americanum, 74, 75, 77 thyroidus. AF
Mamn 112, 115, 408 Vie somph x ru
399-401. 104, 108. 409 M croplerus
100. 404. 405 lol omieu. 268
hunctulatus. 48
Microtus. 409
Manhart lames R., see Hammer, Rick lonensis. 203
‘ee 167, 387, 388
Manhart lames R., see Terry, Martin K
whrogaster, 280
M pinetorum, 280
tris. 203 Mikania scandens, 354
” nax 165 Mimetidae, 417-420
Marshal, Jason P., Vernon ( Bleich Mimetus
Paul R. Krausman, Mickey-Lynn hesperus ] |7- 120
Reed and Mex Neibergs, Overlap notius, 418, 119
in diet and habitat between the mule Mimosoideae,
leer Odocoileus hemionus and feral Mimus polyglottos, 34
ass ] sinus) in the Sonoran Miranda, Rafael, David Galicia, Scott
Desert. 16-25 Monks, and Griselda Pulido-Flores,
Marsh-Matthews Edie, Matthews, Diversity of freshwater fishes in
William ] Reserva de la Biosfera Barranca de
Viartes americana. 390 Metztitlan, Hidalgo, Mexico, and
Martinez Coronel M., see Briones-Salas, recommendations for conservation,
Miguel, — 285-291
Masticoph s/f lage lium. 90 Mitchell, Robert B., see Pleasant, Greg
Mathews Nancy E., see Kozma, Jeffrey D., —
ido Rodríguez-Es M., — Mitrephanes phaeocercus, 106
is Ratzlaff Gabriela P wrra- Matthews, William J., William L. Shel- Moczygemba, Jonathan D., David G.
ind Aurelio Ramirez-Bautista ton and Edie Marsh-Matthews, First- Hewitt, Tyler A. Campbell,J . Alfonso
hytrid fungus Batrachochytriun year growth of longnose gar ( Lep Ortega-S., Justin Feild, and Mickey