snyderi, Gila bicolor Miller [R. R.] 1973:1, Fig. 1 [Occasional Papers of the Museum of Zoology University of Michigan No. 667; ref. 7587] Irrigation canal and ditches, about 8 miles south of Bishop near Keough Hot Springs, Inyo County, California, U.S.A. Holotype: UMMZ 141858. Paratypes: CAS-SU 133 (1), 4270 (4), 4273 and 4322 (51), 4813 (6), 23043 (37); UMMZ 65309 (63), 124842 (81), 132151 (536), 132153 (7), 132158 (5), 133006 (44), 133010 (32), 133098 (61), 133101 (1), 140411 (17), 140399 (557, 12 c&s), 140403 (95), 140406 (45), 160947 (178, 3 c&s), 189640 (10, 1 c&s), 189883 (12, 1 skel.). Type catalog: Gilbert 1998:148-149 [ref. 23395]. •Synonym of Gila bicolor (Girard 1856), but a valid subspecies as described -- (Swift et al. 1993:107 [ref. 22379], Gilbert 1998:148-149 [ref. 23395], Moyle 2002:123 [ref. 26449]). •Synonym of Siphateles bicolor (Girard 1856) -- (Scharpf 2005:41 [ref. 28940]). •Synonym of Siphateles bicolor (Girard 1856), but a distinctive subspecies -- (Page & Burr 2011:172 [ref. 31215]). Current status: Synonym of Siphateles bicolor (Girard 1856). Leuciscidae: Laviniinae. Distribution: Owens River, California, U.S.A. [subspecies snyderi]. Habitat: freshwater.