George S. Myers
Born 1905-01-01
Died 1985-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF56672424
- WikidataQ553408
- ISNI0000000079326994
- Open LibraryOL1254855A
Top Subjects
- Sticklebacks (1)
- Fishes (1)
- Atheriniformes (1)
- Lonchistium lemur (1)
- Opisthognathidae (1)
- Blenniidae (1)
- Panama (1)
Books by George S. Myers
Total count: 16
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Amphibians and reptiles observed in the Palisades Interstate Park, New York and New Jersy1930-01-01
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The killifish of San Ignacio and the stickleback of San Ramon, Lower California.1930-01-01
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The primary groups of oviparous cyprinodont fishesStanford University Press1931-01-01
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A new genus of opisthognathid fishesThe Smithsonian Institution1935-01-01
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Description of a new blennioid fish of the genus Acanthemblemaria from the Pacific coast of PanamaThe University of Southern California Press1936-01-01
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Fresh-water fishes and West Indian zoogeography.U.S. Govt. Print. Off.1938-01-01
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The neotropical anchovies of the genus Amplova1940-01-01
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The Pacific American atherinid fishes of the genera Eurystole, Nectarges, Coleotropis, and Melanorhinus.University of Southern California Press1942-01-01
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Rhinobrycon negrensisa new genus and species of characid fishes from the Rio Negro, Brazil1944-01-01
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New fishes of the families Dactyloscopidae, Microdesmidae, and Antennariidaefrom the west coast of Mexico and the Galapagos Islands.The University of Southern California Press1946-01-01
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Curatorial practices in zoological research collections2. : System followed in filing specimens of recent fishes in the Natural history museum of Stanford university. By George S. Myers and Margaret H. Storey. (Originally comp. in Dec. 1939; emended 1939-1956.)1956-01-01
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Brief directions for preserving and shipping specimens of fishes, amphibians and reptiles2d ed.Natural History Museum of Stanford University1956-01-01
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The Hong Kong newt described as a new speciesDivision of Systematic Biology of Stanford University1962-01-01
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How to become an ichthyologistT.F.H. Publications1970-01-01
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Regional monographs on extra-European fishes, 1820-1870a chapter in the history of ichthyology and fish illustrationNewton K. Gregg1971-01-01
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The piranha bookan account of the ill-famed piranha fishes of the rivers of tropical South America.T. F. H. Publications1972-01-01