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Cambala speobia (Chamberlin) (p. 192)Cambala speobia: Shelley, 1979:551, 552, 553,556,557,564,566,567,568,569, fig. 9, 13.Cambala reddelli reddelli Causey, 1964:239-241,243, 246, pI. 58(fig. 1-4); Shelley, 1979:552,564.Cambala reddelli inornatus Causey, 1964:239,241-242, 246, pI. 58(fig. 5); Shelley, 1979:552,564.Cambala reddelli Causey, 1964:237, 239, 240;Shelley, 1979:566, 567.Type-Iocalities.-Of C. reddelli reddelli: BorderCave, Culbertson (:=Culberson) County, Texas,U.S.A.; of C. reddelli inornatus: Big Mouth Cave,2 miles north of Shamrock, Wheeler County,Texas, U.S.A.Discussion.-Shelley (1979) synonymized C.reddelli with C. speobia. This increases the rangeof this species west into New Mexico. Causey(1964) reported specimens intermediate betweenC. r. reddelli and C. r. inornatus from epigeanlocalities in Colfax County, New Mexico; and oftypical C. r. reddelli from an epigean locality inSan Miguel County, New Mexico. The populationsfrom west and northwest Texas and NewMexico have ocelli; regardless of the correctness ofShelley's synonymy, the populations of this speciesfrom caves in the Edwards Plateau and adjacentCoahuila are doubtless cave restricted.Mexicambala blanda Causey (p. 192)Mexicambala (part): Shelley, 1979:533.Mexicambala fishi Causey (p. 193)Mexicambala (part): Shelley, 1979:533.Mexicambala inopis Causey (p. 193)Mexicambala (part): Shelley, 1979:533.Mexicambala russelli Causey (p. 193)Mexicambala (part): Shelley, 1979:533.Oncopodura prietoi Bonet (p. 200)Oncopodura prietoi: Christiansen and Bellinger,1980:1010, 1011, 1016-1017, fig. 832B,831.Discussion.-Christiansen and Bellinger (1980)consider the family Oncopoduridae to be a subfamilyof the Entomobryidae. They report a specimenof this species from a cave in Lincoln County,New Mexico, U.S.A.Litocampa atoyacensis Wygodzinsky (p. 203)Plusiocampa (Litocampa) atoyacensis: Conde,1948:45-46.Oeclidius hades Fennah (p. 216)Oeclidius hades: Fennah, 1980:686.Astyanax jordani (Hubbs and Innes) (p. 238)Anoptichthys jordani: Breder and Roemhild,1947:33,34,35,40, fig. 1; Allee and Schmidt,1951:643; Coates and Atz, 1954:1468-1470;Keenleyside, 1955:205-206; Stolk, 1958:397;Friedman, 1962:75-76; Zeitlen, 1973:461-462;Herwig, 1976:297, 299; Olivereau et al., 1980:390.Anoptichthys: De Buen, 1941:5; Breder and Halpern,1946:155, 170, 174-175; Friedman,1962:73; Keenleyside, 1979:55; Olivereau etal.,1980:401.Anoptichthys sp.: Breder and Roemhild, 1947:33,34, 35, fig. 1.Blind cave fish: Breder and Roemhild, 1947:32,39.Astyanax jordani: Quinn, 1980:123-127.Astyanax mexicanus, cave derivatives of: Rasquin,1958:9.Astyanax hubbsi: Durand, 1979:198.Astyanax, eyeless: Wiley and Mitchell, 1971:1-12.Astyanax mexicanus, cave populations of: Herwig,1976:297-324, fig. 1-2, 3b-c, 4, 7-10, lla-c,12a-b, 13b; Dickson et al., 1979:120; Wilkenset aI., 1979:128,129-130,131-134,136, fig. 5,7, 9-10; Wilkens, 1980a:l03.111, fig. 1-3; Wilkens,1980b:232-238, fig. 1.Astyanax mexicanus, blind: Omura, 1975:99-112,fig. 1-9; Sadoglu, 1979:369-371.Astyanax mexicanus, Mexican cave fish: Beck,1978:23.Astyanax mexicanus, troglophilic: Dickson et aI.,1979:124.Anoptichthys (blind form ofAst)'anax mexicanus):Durand, 1979:196-205, fig. 1-14."Anoptichthys": Wilkens, 1979:269; Schemmel,1980:9, 10, 20, 21.Astyanax mexicanus f. anoptichthys: Schemmel,1980:9-22, fig. 1-4.Poecilia sphenops Valenciennes (p. 245)Poecilia sphenops, cave population: Wilkens et aI.,1979:127,128,131,135-136, fig. 11.Typhliasina pearsei (Hubbs) (p. 245)Typhlias pearsei: Yamaguti, 1961:67.325