Hybognathus amarus

U.S. Fish and Wildlife. 2003. Designation of critical habitat for the Rio Grande Minnow, Final Environmental Impact Statement.

• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Hybognathus amarus
• Middle Rio Grande
• critical habitat
• economic impact
• final environmental impact statement

Platania, S. 2002. Summary information on Rio Grande silvery minnow and Pecos bluntnose shiner. . 36 p.

• Pecos River
• Rio Grande
• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Hybognathus amarus
• Notropis simus pecosensis
• Pecos bluntnose shiner

Macarter, J.S. Summer 2002. Update. Share With Wildlife. N.M. Department Game and Fish.. 16 p.

McMillan, M. 2020. NMDGF Permit Data.

• Hybognathus amarus
• Lithobates chiricahuensis
• Thamnophis rufipunctatus

James, A. 2016. Permit data for the New Mexico Fish and Wildlife Conservation Office. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

Bachus, Jen. 2015. Permitted Rio Grande silvery minnow monitoring activity for 2015. Bureau of Reclamation.

• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Hybognathus amarus
• Bureau of Reclamation

Dudley, R.K. and S.P. Platania. 2015. Federal Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species Collecting Permit Report, TE-001623-4. American Southwest Ichthyological Researchers, LLC.

• COLORADO PIKEMINNOW
• razorback sucker
• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Xyrauchen texanus
• Hybognathus amarus
• Ptychocheilus lucius

Turner, T. 2014. Threatened and endangered fish collected in 2014, Museum of Southwestern Biology, Division of Fishes. Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, TE-038055.

• Hybognathus amarus
• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Rhinichthys cobitis
• LOACH MINNOW
• Spikedace
• Meda fulgida

Bader, B. 2014. SWCA Environmental Consultants threatened and endangered species survey report. Submitted to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, TE045236.

• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Hybognathus amarus

Osborne, M. 2013. 2013 surveys for Rio Grande silvery minnow. Museum of Southwestern Biology, Division of Fishes. Report to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, TE-038055-0.

• Rio Grande
• Rio Grande silvery minnow
• Hybognathus amarus