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Checklistof the beetles of Canada, United States, Mexico, CentralAmerica, and the West Indies (Yellow Version). Part 1.The tiger beetles, ground beetles, water beetles, and relatedgroups (Families 1-9). Family 4. Carabidae, theground beetles_ Kinderhook, New York: World DigestPub1. 68 pp.Escherich, K. 1905. Das System der Lepismatiden. Zoologica,Stuttgart, 18:1-164, pls.I-4.Fennah, R. G. 1973. Three new cavernicolous species of Fulgoroidea(Homoptera) from Mexico and Western Australia.Proc. BioI. Soc. Washington, 86:439-446.Fenwick, .1. C. 1970. The pineal organ. Pp. 91-108 in W. S.Hoar and D. J. Randall, eds., Fish physiology, Volume IV.The nervous system, circulation, and respiration. NewYork: Academic Press.Fernandez Ruiz, G. 1976. Montaiias y cavernas. Donde lavida parece irnposible. Rev. Geogr. Universal, 1:6Q6-718.Finch, W. A., Jr. 1965. The karst landscape of Yucatan.Ph.D. Diss. Urbana: Univ. Illinois. Ann Arbor, Michigan:University Microfilms. x + 168 pp.Fingerrnan, M. 1965. 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Reddell. 1967. Trip report: 2-19 August 1966.Assoc. Mexican Cave Stud. News., 2:82.g7.Fish, J., and W. Russell. 1966. Preliminary report on thecaves of Huautla de Jirnenez. Assoc. lexican Cave' Stud.News., 2:59-67.Fisk, F. W. 1977. Notes on cockroaches (Blattaria) fromcaves in Chiapas, Mexico and environs with descriptionsof three new species. Quad. Accad. Naz. Lincei, Probl.Att. Sci. Cult., 171(3):267·274, pI. 1.Fisk, F. W., and A. B. Gurney. 1972. Synopsis of the neotropicalcockroaches of the genus Nesomylacris (Dictyoptera:Blattaria: BlattelJidae). Proc. Entomol. Soc. Washington,74:196-206.Flannery, K. V. 1967. Vertebrate fauna and hunting patterns.Pp. 132-177 in D. S. Byers, ed., The prehistory of the TehuacanValley. Volume One. Environment and subsistence.Austin: Univ. Texas Press.Flores Crespo, R., R. J. Burns, and S. B. Linhart. 1970. Loadliftingcapacity of the vampire bat. J. Mammal., 51:627­629.Franck, A. 1962. Mexicanische Hohlencharaciniden im Ver·g1eich zu ihren oberirdischen Vorfahren. Straatsexamenarbeitder Universitiit Hamburg.Franck, A. 1964. Vergleichende Untersuchungen am HohlenfischAnoptichthys antrobius und seinem oberirdischenVorfahren Astyanax mexicanus. Zool. Anz., 172:95-107.Franck·Krahe, C. 1962. Mexikanische Hohlencharaciniden irnVergleich zu ihren oberirdischen Vorfahren. StaatsexamaensarbeitUniversitiit Hamburg.Francke, O. F. 1977. The genus Dip/ocentrus in the YucatanPeninsula with description of two new troglobites (Scorpionida,Diplocentridae). Assoc. Mexican Cave Stud. Bull.,6:49·61.Francke, O. F. 1978. New troglobite scorpion of genus Dip/ocentrus(Scorpionida: Diplocentridae). Entomol. News,89:39-45.Frank, S. 1960. Anoptichthys jordani Hubbs a Innes 1936.Akvar. terar., Praha, 3(3):39-41.Frank, S. 1961. A morphological study about blind cave fishAnoptichthys jordani. Vest. Ceskosl. Zool. Spolec., 25:347-365.Frank, S. 1968. Der Augenlose. Der blinde Hohlensalmlerkommt nicht blind zur Welt. Aquarien Mag., 7:299-301.Frank, S. 1969. Blind geboren? Entwicklung und Riickbil·dung des Auges bei einem blinden Hohlensalmler. Mikrokosmos,1:11-13.Franz, H. 1977. Scydmaeniden aus Mexico (mit einter Re-