. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries. Salarias garmani 430 108. Salarias bryani 430 109. Petroscirtes azureus 432 110. Petroscirtes xestus 433 111. .\lticus saliens 439 THE GOLDEN TROUT OF THE SOUTHERN HIGH SIERRAS By BARTON WARREN EVERMANN Assistant in Charge of Division of Scientific Inquiry, Bureau of Fisheries CONTENTS. Introduction : Stroams tiiul lakes examined Kaweah River Middle Fork North Fork East Fork South Fork Tule River Middle Fork Kern Lake Little Kern River Wet Meadow Creek Soda Creek Coyote Creek Whitney Creek Rock Creek Volcano Creek South Fork of Kern River . Cottonwood Cre
. Bulletin of the Bureau of Fisheries. Salarias garmani 430 108. Salarias bryani 430 109. Petroscirtes azureus 432 110. Petroscirtes xestus 433 111. .\lticus saliens 439 THE GOLDEN TROUT OF THE SOUTHERN HIGH SIERRAS By BARTON WARREN EVERMANN Assistant in Charge of Division of Scientific Inquiry, Bureau of Fisheries CONTENTS. Introduction : Stroams tiiul lakes examined Kaweah River Middle Fork North Fork East Fork South Fork Tule River Middle Fork Kern Lake Little Kern River Wet Meadow Creek Soda Creek Coyote Creek Whitney Creek Rock Creek Volcano Creek South Fork of Kern River . Cottonwood Creek The fishes of the Kern River region Suckers, chubs, etc Trout Kern River trout I i( ildcn tnjut of Soda Creek (lolden trout of South Fork of Kern River (ioklen trout of Volcano Creek Recommendations for protection Shasta trout Ikitthroat trout ; Inlroduction of trout into streams of the southern High Sierras Tcniperilture conditions in the Kern River region Ilic r. II 111 of the trout of the Kern River region BULL. U. S. B. F. 1905. THE GOLDEN TROUT OF THE SOUTHERN HIGH SIERRAS. By barton warren KVERMANN,C/iaixe of Division of Scientific Inquiry, Bureau of Fisheries. Ill 1893 Dr. David Starr Jordan described from the soutiiern High Sierras aspecies of golden trout which he named Saf/no i/n/l-isg aqmi-honita. The descriptionwas l)ased on tliree specimens received b_y him from Mr. AV. H. Shoclsley, of SanFrancisco, to whom thej had been sent by Mr. George T. Mills, tish commissioner ofNevada. At the time the description was written it was supposed that the specimenscame from Volcano (then called Whitney) Creek, but it was suhsciiuciitly learnedthat they really came from Cottonwood Creek, into which it was said ihc --jMcies hadbeen transplanted from Volcano Creek. In 1893 Dr. Charles H. (iillxrt \ isited theupper Kern River region and secured color notes on examples of golden trout whichhe caught in Volcano Creek, and upon others which he obtained from the South Forkof the Kern
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