The Fishes of Crooked Creek (White River Drainage) in Northcentral Arkansas, with New Records and a List of Species

Authors

H. W. Robison, Southern Arkansas UniversityFollow
C. T. McAllister, Eastern Oklahoma State CollegeFollow
K. E. Shirley, Arkansas Game and Fish CommissionFollow

Abstract

A survey of the fishes of Crooked Creek, White River Drainage, in northcentral Arkansas was conducted using personal collections, historical records, literature records, and the Arkansas Fishes Database. The study revealed a total of 65 species of fishes distributed among 14 families. Earlier records of only 36 species in 10 families were documented. This study documents a total of 29 species and four families as new to the Crooked Creek stream system. In addition, no endangered or threatened species were collected

Recommended Citation

Robison, H. W.; McAllister, C. T.; and Shirley, K. E. (2011) "The Fishes of Crooked Creek (White River Drainage) in Northcentral Arkansas, with New Records and a List of Species," Journal of the Arkansas Academy of Science: Vol. 65, Article 16.
https://doi.org/10.54119/jaas.2011.6511
Available at: https://scholarworks.uark.edu/jaas/vol65/iss1/16