. La Canadian field-naturaliste. 164 Le Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 102. La Figure I. Dessin du méné long, Clinostomus elongatus (avec la permission de D. E. McAllister, National Muesum of Natural Sciences, dessin de Sally Gadd). Le bassin supérieur du Mississippi au Minnesota et le haut Mississippi et du bassin du lac Michigan du Wisconsin. L'Est du lac Michigan, les ménés longs sont maintenant disparue de l'Indiana mais encore se produire dans le Michigan, l'Ohio, du Kentucky, de la Pennsylvanie et du Maryland (Moore, 1968 ; Gilbert, 1980). Au Canada, l'espèce ne se trouve qu'en Ontario (Scott et Grossman, 1973). GoUection records en Ontario

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. The Canadian field-naturalist. 164 The Canadian Field-Naturalist Vol. 102. Figure I. Drawing of the Redside Dace, Clinostomus elongatus (Courtesy D. E. McAllister, National Muesum of Natural Sciences; drawing by Sally Gadd). the upper Mississippi basin in Minnesota and the upper Mississippi and Lake Michigan basin of Wisconsin. East of Lake Michigan, Redside Dace are now extirpated from Indiana but still occur in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania and Maryland (Moore 1968; Gilbert 1980). In Canada the species is found only in Ontario (Scott and Grossman 1973). GoUection records in Ontario indicate that the general distribution included tributaries of Lake Ontario from Lynde Greek (Ontario Gounty; 43°51'N, 78°57'W) on the east to Spencer Greek (Wentworth Gounty; 43°16'N, 79°55'W) on the west, and north to the headwaters of these systems (Figures 3-4; see Parker and McKee 1980; Holm and Grossman 1986). Distribution in the Lake Simcoe drainage is Umited to Kettleby Greek (York Gounty; 44°00'N, 79°34'W). Apart from this area of general distribution a few small regions of isolated distribution have been reported from the Lake Huron basin in the Saugeen River watershed (Bruce Gounty; 44° lO'N, 80°30'W), particularly Meux Greek (Holm and Grossman 1986). The species has also been reported from Gully Greek in Huron Gounty (43°36'N, 81°40'W) in the Lake Huron Basin. Specimens have been collected from the Lake Erie basin in the headwaters of the Grand River system in Irvine Greek, (Dufferin Gounty; 43°50'N, 80°24'W), in the Nith River from an unspecified location in 1982 [Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) 24858 and in the Grand River near Belwood (Wellington Gounty; 43°43'N, 80°22'W) by the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (OMNR), although no specimens were retained (Parker and McKee 1980). Redside Dace were also reported in 1960 from unspecified localities in the St. Gatherines area in Lincoln and Welland Gounties (Parker and McKee 1980; Holm and Grossman 19

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