[119] Evermann, A Reconnoissance of the Streams and Lakes of Western Montana and Northwestern Wyoming, in Bull. U. S. Fish. Comm., XI, 1891, 24-28, pls. I and II; Jordan, The Story of a Strange Land, in Pop. Sci. Monthly, Feb., 1892, 447-458; Evermann, Two-Ocean Pass, in Proc. Ind. Ac. Sci., 1892, 29-34, pl. I; Evermann, Two-Ocean Pass, in Pop. Sci. Monthly, June, 1895, with plate. [120] _Ameiurus nebulosus_ Le Sueur: _Ameiurus catus_ Linnæus. [121] _Salvelinus fontinalis._ [122] _Notropis rubricroceus_ Cope. [123] _Cottus ictalops_ Rafinesque. [124] _Notropis cercostigma_, _Notropis xænocephalus_. [125] _Labidesthes sicculus._ [126] _Gobiosoma molestum._ [127] _Myrophis punctatus._ [128] _Lepisosteus tristoechus._ [129] _Jordanella_, _Rivulus_, _Heterandria_, etc. [130] _Heros_, _Tetragonopterus_. [131] _Lucifuga_ and _Stygicola_, fishes allied to the cusk, and belonging to the family of _Brotulidæ_. [132] _Amblyopsis_, _Typhlichthys_. [133] _Lepisosteus tristoechus._ [134] _Esox vermiculatus_ Le Sueur. [135] _Argyrosomus sisco_ Jordan. [136] _Argyrosomus artedi_ Le Sueur. [137] As _Lota maculosa_; _Percopsis guttata_; _Esox masquinongy_. [138] _Catostomus tahoensis_, in Lake Tahoe; _Catostomus macrocheilus_ and _discobolus_, in the Columbia; _Catostomus fecundus_; _Catostomus ardens_; _Chasmistes liorus_ and _Pantosteus generosus_, in Utah Lake. [139] _Salmo henshawi_ and _virginalis_. [140] _Coregonus williamsoni._ [141] Species of _Mysis_ and other genera of Crustaceans, similar to species described by Sars and others, in lakes of Sweden and Finland. [142] _Triglopsis thompsoni_ Girard, a near ally of the marine species _Oncocottus quadricornis_ L. [143] Kritisk Öfversigt of Finlands Fisk-Fauna, Helsingfors, 1863. [144] See Günther, Zoological Record for 1864, p. 137. [145] _Salmo fario_ L., in Europe; _Salmo labrax_ Pallas, etc., in Asia; _Salmo gairdneri_ Richardson, in streams of the Pacific Coast; _Salmo perryi_, in Japan; _Salmo clarki_ Richardson, throughout the Rocky Mountain range to the Mexican boundary and the headwaters of the Kansas, Platte, and Missouri. CHAPTER XVIII FISHES AS FOOD FOR MAN =The Flesh of Fishes.=--Among all races of men, fishes are freely eaten as food, either raw, as preferred by the Japanese and Hawaiians, or else as cooked, salted, dried, or otherwise preserved.