… Populations typical of frontalis occur near the southern edge of the band, in a region
generally occupied by pure chrysocephalus. Likewise some races 200 miles farther north are …

… Therefore, the serum protein of the common shiner as separated by electrophoresis was
divided into three major groups: 1 (band 1-2); 2 (band 3-5); and 3 (band 6). Serum proteins …

… from the lamt4lar rrgion of the gills of the common shiner described herein, like that of
Henneguyn exilis Kudo from the sariie location in the gills of the channel catfish (4) appears to …

… The common shiner, Notropis cornutus, and its close relatives … cyprinid assemblages, the
common shiner species complex is in a … as diffuse broad bands that extended over the range of …

Natural interspecific hybridization occurs frequently among members of the common shiner
species complex because of their tendency to spawn over the nests of other cyprinids. The …

… 2020 sites 1-3 were surrounded by a thick band of forested areas whose canopy has high
to … Information provided by the Illinois DNR shows that the range of the Common Shiner is …

… An additional characteristic that might aid in the separation of common and comely
shiner late postlarvae is the wider and heavier pigmented lateral band of common shiner. …

MATERIALS AND METHODS Experiments using common shiners, Notropis cornutus, were
performed under labora-tory conditions at Lake Superior State College. The equipment …

… a partial genomic library constructed for the common shiner, Luxilus cornutus, which is an
… one or two strongly amplified bands with minimal stutter bands and other ancillary products. …

… related members of the common shiner species complex (subgenus … common shiner
species group. The most anodally migrating component (Est-I) always appears as a single band…