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1981
001. Romero,
A. 1981. Adaptive behavior of Astyanax fasciatus (Cuvier)
(Pisces: Characidae) and of Brachyrhaphis rhabdophora (Regan)
(Pisces: Poecilidae)
associated with subterranean waters. pp. 218-
226,
In: Organization for Topical Studies 1981-3, San Jose Costa
Rica: OTS.
1982
002. Romero,
A. 1982. Troglophilic behavior in a population of
Astyanax: a route
to cave colonization? In: American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists, 62nd Annual Meeting,
International Symposium on Systematics,
Evolution and Ecology of
Neotropical Fishes. Dekalb, IL: ASIH (abstract).
1983
003. Romero, A. 1983a. Scientific collecting in caves. National
Speleological Society News 41:132-134.
004. Romero,
A. 1983b. Introgressive hybridization in a population of
Astyanax
fasciatus (Pisces: Characidae) at La Cueva Chica.
National Speleological Society Bulletin 45:81-85.
1984
005. Romero, A. 1984a. Behavior in an "intermediate" population of the
subterranean-dwelling characid Astyanax fasciatus. Environmental
Biology of Fishes 10:203-207.
006. Romero,
A. 1984b. Charles Marcus Breder, Jr. 1897-1983.
National Speleological
Society News 42:207-271.
007. Romero,
A. 1984c. Cave colonization by fish: the role of bat
predation. p. 146,
In: American Association for the
Advancement
of Science, 150th meeting, 24-29 May, New York, NY: ASIH.
Abstracts of papers, p. 146 (abstract).
008. Romero,
A. 1984d. Responses to light in cave and surface
populations of
Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces: Characidae): an
evolutionary interpretation.
Ph.D. Dissertation. University of
Miami. x + 130.
1985
009. Romero, A. 1985a. Morphological variation accompanying cave
evolution
in Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces: Characidae). National
Speleological Society News 43(1) (part
II):22 (abstract).
010. Romero,
A. 1985b. Cave colonization by fish: role of bat predation.
American Midland Naturalist 113:7-12.
011. Romero,
A. 1985c. Que la luz de la sabiduría ilumine nuestras
cuevas. Carta
Ecológica (22):8-9.
012. Romero,
A. 1985d. La evolución de la conducta en peces
cavernícolas. Natura
(77):13-17.
013. Romero,
A. 1985e. Can evolution regress? National Speleological
Society
Bulletin 47(1):86-88.
014. Romero,
A. 1985f. Ontogenetic change in phototactic responses of
surface and cave
populations of Astyanax fasciatus (Pisces:
Characidae) Copeia 1985(4):1004-1011.
1986
015. Romero,
A. 1986a. Charles Breder and the Mexican blind cave
characid. National
Speleological Society News
44(1): 16-18.
016. Romero,
A. 1986b. He wanted to know them all: Eigenmann and his
blind vertebrates.
National Speleological Society News 44(11):379-
381.
1987
017. Romero, A. 1987. Observaciones preliminares sobre la conducta en
individuos cavernícolas de Trichomycterus conradi (Pisces:
Trichomycteridae). Boletín de la Sociedad
Venezolana de Ciencias
Naturales 41(144):205-216.
1997
018. Green, S. & A. Romero. 1997. Responses to light in two blind cave
fishes (Amblyopsis spelaea and
Typhlichthys subterraneus)
(Pisces: Amblyopsidae). Environmental Biology of
Fishes 50:167-
174.
1998
019. Romero, A. & L. Bennis. 1998. Threatened fishes of the world:
Amblyopsis spelaea De Kay, 1842 (Amblyopsidae). Environmental
Biology of Fishes 51(4):420-420.
020. Romero,
A. 1998a. Threatened fishes of the world: Amblyopsis
rosae
Eigenmann, 1842 (Amblyopsidae). Environmental Biology of
Fishes 52(4):434-434.
021. Romero,
A. 1998b. Threatened fishes of the world: Typhlichthys
subterraneus
Girard, 1860 (Amblyopsidae). Environmental Biology
of Fishes 53:74-74.
022. Romero,
A. 1998c. Threatened fishes of the world: Speoplatyrhinus
poulsoni
Cooper and Kuehne, 1974 (Amblyopsidae).
Environmental Biology of Fishes 53:293-294.
1999
023. Romero,
A. 1999a. The blind cave fish that never was. National
Speleological
Society News 57(6):180-181.
024. Romero,
A. 1999b. Useless abilities. New Scientist 162(2190):54-
55.
025. Romero,
A. 1999c. Myth and reality of the alleged blind cave fish
from
Pennsylvania. Journal of Spelean History
33(4):67-75.
026. Romero,
A. & Andrea Romero. 1999. Cope, caves, and skeletons in
the closet.
National Speleological Society News 57(11):341-343.
2000
027. Romero, A. 2000a. The speleologist who wrote too much. National
Speleological Society News 58(1):4-5.
028. Romero,
A. & P. B. S. Vanselow. 2000a. Threatened fishes of the
world:
Milyeringa veritas Whitley, 1945 (Eleotridae).
Environmental Biology of Fishes 57(1):36-36.
029. Romero,
A. & A. McLeran. 2000. Threatened fishes of the world:
Stygichthys
typhlops Brittan & Böhlke 1965 (Characidae).
Environmental Biology of Fishes 57(3):270-270.
030. Romero,
A. & K. Benz. 2000. The unsung heroes of Speleology.
National
Speleological Society News 58(4):106, 126.
031. Romero,
A. & P. B. S. Vanselow. 2000b. Threatened fishes of the
world:
Ophisternon candidum (Mees 1962) (Synbranchidae).
Environmental Biology of Fishes 58(2):214-214.
032. Romero,
A. & J. Creswell. 2000a. Eyes wide open: The "eyeless"
cave fish of
Trinidad, W.I. is not blind. pp. 314-314,
In: Program
Book and Abstracts of the 80th Annual Meeting of the American
Society of Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. La Paz, B.C.S.,
Mexico, June 14-20, 2000, La Paz,
Mexico: ASIH (abstract).
033. Romero,
A. & J. Creswell. 2000b. Eyes wide open: The "eyeless"
cave fish of Trinidad is not blind. pp. A2-A2,
In: National
Speleological Society Convention 2000, Elkins and Dailey, WV,
June 26-30, 2000, NSS (abstract).
034. Romero,
A. & Z. Lomax. 2000a. The cave fish calendar:
Establishing the precise chronology of early discoveries of cave
fishes. pp. A31-A31, In:
National Speleological Society Convention
2000, Elkins and Dailey, WV, June 26-30, 2000, NSS (abstract).
035. Romero,
A. 2000b. Disproving a negative: the alleged blind cave fish
from Pennsylvania never existed. pp. A32-A32,
In: National
Speleological Society Convention 2000, Elkins and Dailey,
WV,
June 26-30, 2000, NSS (abstract).
036. Romero,
A. & J. Creswell. 2000c. In search of the elusive "eyeless"
cave fish of
Trinidad, W.I. National Speleological Society News
58(10):282-283.
037. Romero,
A. & J. Creswell. 2000d. Eyes wide open: The "eyeless"
cave fish of
Trinidad is not blind. Journal of Cave and Karst
Studies 62(3):188-188 (abstract).
038. Romero,
A. 2000c. Disproving a negative: the alleged blind cave fish
from
Pennsylvania never existed. Journal of
Cave and Karst Studies
62(3):200-200 (abstract).
039. Romero,
A. & Z. Lomax. 2000b. The cavefish calendar: establishing
the precise chronology of early discoveries of cave
fishes. Journal of
Cave and Karst Studies 62(3):200-200
(abstract).
040. Romero,
A. & Z. Lomax. 2000c. Jacques Besson, Cave eels and
other alleged European
fishes. Journal of Spelean History 34(2):72-
77.
041. Romero,
A. & Z. Lomax. 2000d. The cavefish calendar:
Establishing the precise chronology of early discoveries of cave
fishes. Journal of Spelean History 34(2):83-83 (abstract).
2001
042. Romero, A. 2001a. Evolution is opportunistic, not directional.
BioScience 51(1):2-3.
043. Romero
A. & K. M. Paulson. 2001a. Humboldt's alleged
subterranean fish from
Ecuador. Journal of Spelean History
36(2):56-59.
044. Romero,
A. & K. M. Paulson. 2001b. Scales not necessary: the
evolution of scalelessness among troglomorphic fishes. p. 114, In:
Program Book and Abstract, Joint Meeting of
Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists. 81st Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. State College, Pennsylvania,
July 5-10,
2001, ASIH (abstract).
045. Romero,
A., S. M. Green, Andrea Romero, W. R. Jeffery & Y. \
Yamamoto. 2001. One eye
but no vision: Blind cave
Astyanax
fasciatus with regenerated eyes do not respond to light.
p. 114, In:
Program Book and
Abstract, Joint Meeting of Ichthyologists and
Herpetologists. 81st Annual Meeting of the American Society of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists. State College, Pennsylvania,
July 5-10, 2001, ASIH
(abstract).
046. Romero,
A., Andrea Romero, M. N. Lelonek, K. C. Stropnicky, S.
M. Green, W. R. Jeffery & Y. Yamamoto. 2001a. One eye but no
vision: blind cave Astyanax fasciatus
with regenerated eyes do not
respond to light. p. 60,
In:
2001 NSS Convention. A Cave Odyssey.
July 23-27, 2001, Mount Vernon,
Kentucky, Program Guide. NSS
(abstract).
047. Romero,
A. & K. M. Paulson. 2001b. Unparalleled evolution:
blindness, depigmentation, and scalelessness do not run
hand in
hand among troglomorphic fishes. 2001 NSS Convention. p. 64, In:
A Cave Odyssey. July 23-27,
2001, Mount Vernon, Kentucky,
Program Guide. NSS (abstract).
048. Romero, A., K. M. Paulson, J. E. Creswell, R. Baker,
A. Singh, A.
McKie & M. Manna. 2001. Replacement of the troglomorphic
population of Rhamdia
quelen (Pisces: Pimelodidae) by an epigean
population of the same species in the Cumaca cave, Trinidad, W.I.
p.
66, In: 2001 NSS Convention. A Cave Odyssey. July 23-27,
2001, Mount Vernon, Kentucky, Program Guide. NSS
(abstract).
049. Romero,
A. 2001b. Scientists prefer them blind: a historiography of
hypogean fish
research. p. 90, In: 2001 NSS
Convention. A Cave
Odyssey. July 23-27, 2001, Mount Vernon, Kentucky,
Program
Guide. NSS (abstract).
050. Romero,
A., A. Singh, A. McKie, M. Manna, R. Baker & K. M.
Paulson. 2001. Return
to the Cumaca cave, Trinidad, W.I. National
Speleological Society News 59(8):220-221.
051. Romero,
A. 2001c (Ed.). The Biology of Hypogean Fishes.
Developments in
Environmental Biology of Fishes, Volume 21
(Reprinted from Environmental Biology of Fishes, 62:(1-3).
052. Romero,
A. 2001d. An introduction to the special volume on the
biology of hypogean
fishes. Environmental Biology of Fishes,
62(1-3):7-12.
053. Romero,
A. & K. M. Paulson 2001c. It’s a wonderful hypogean life:
a guide to the troglomorphic fishes of the world. Environmental
Biology of Fishes, 62(1-3):13-41.
054. Romero,
A. 2001e. Scientists prefer them blind: the history of
hypogean fish
research. Environmental Biology of
Fishes, 62(1-
3):43-71.
055.
Proudlove, G. S. & A. Romero 2001. Threatened fishes of the
world:
Caecobarbus geertsi Boulenger, 1921 (Cyprinidae).
Environmental Biology of Fishes 62(1-3):238-238.
056. Romero,
A. & K. M. Paulson. 2001d. Unparalleled evolution: \
blindness, depigmentation, and scalelessness do not run
hand in
hand among troglomorphic fishes. Journal of Cave and Karst
Studies 63(3):108-109 (abstract).
057. Romero,
A., Andrea Romero, M. N. Lelonek, K. C. Stropnicky, S.
M. Green, W. R. Jeffery, & Y. Yamamoto. 2001b. One eye but no
vision: Blind cave Astyanax fasciatus with
regenerated eyes do not
respond to light. Journal
of Cave and Karst Studies 63(3):109-109
(abstract).
058. Romero,
A. 2001f. Scientists prefer them blind: a historiography of
hypogean fish
research. Journal of Cave and Karst Studies
63(3):116-116 (abstract).
2002
059. Romero, A. 2002a. Between the first blind cave fish
and the last of
the Mohicans: the scientific romanticism of James E. DeKay.
Journal of Spelean History 36(1):19-29.
060. Romero, A.; W.R. Jeffery, Y. Yamamoto. 2002a. When
cave fish
see the light: reaction norm to light exposure during development in
epigean, troglomorphic, and hybrids of
Astyanax fasciatus
(Characidae).
2002 NSS Convention,
June 24-28, Camden Maine,
pp. A-2/A-3
(abstract).
061. Romero, A. 2002b. Between the blind cave fish and the
last of the
Mohicans: the
scientific romanticism of James. E. DeKay. 2002 NSS
Convention, June
24-28, Camden Maine, pp. A-32 (abstract).
062. Romero, A. 2002c. The life and work of a little known
biospeleologist: Theodor Tellkampf. Journal of Spelean History
36(2):68-76.
063. Romero, A.; W.R. Jeffery, Y. Yamamoto. 2002b. When
cave fish
see the light: reaction norm to light exposure during development in
epigean, troglomorphic, and hybrids of
Astyanax fasciatus
(Characidae).
Program Book and Abstracts.
Joint Meeting of
Ichthyologists and Herpetologists.
Kansas City, Missouri (abstract).
064. Romero, A.; W.R. Jeffery, Y. Yamamoto. 2002c. When cave fish
see the
light: reaction norm to light exposure during development in
epigean, troglomorphic, and hybrids of
Astyanax fasciatus
(Characidae).
Journal of Cave and Karst
Studies 64(3):181-181
(abstract).
069. Romero, A., A. Singh, A. McKie, M. Manna, R. Baker, K.
M.
Paulson, & J. E.
Creswell. 2002. Replacement of the troglomorphic
population of Rhamdia
quelen (Pisces: Pimelodidae) by an epigean
population of the same species in the Cumaca Cave, Trinidad, W.I.
Copeia 2002(4):938-942.
2003
070. Romero, A. 2003a. Cypriniformes II (Loaches and
relatives), pp.
321-334, In: Grzimek’s Animal Life Encyclopedia, 2nd. Edition,
Vol. 4, Fishes I., (M. Hutchins,
D.A. Thoney, P.V. Loiselle, and N.
Schlager, eds.). Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Group.
071. Romero, A. 2003b. Percopsiformes (troutperchers and
relatives), pp.
5-13, In: Grzimek’s Animal Life Encyclopedia, 2nd. Edition, Vol. 5,
Fishes II., (M. Hutchins,
D.A. Thoney, P.V. Loiselle, and N.
Schlager, eds.). Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Group.
072. Romero, A. 2003c. Synbranchiformes (swamp and spiny
eels), pp.
151-156, In: Grzimek’s Animal Life Encyclopedia, 2nd. Edition,
Vol. 5, Fishes II., (M. Hutchins,
D.A. Thoney, P.V. Loiselle, and
N. Schlager, eds.). Farmington Hills, MI: Gale Group.
073. Romero, A., S.M. Green, Andrea Romero, W.R. Jeffery,
Y.
Yamamoto, M. Lelonek & K.C. Stropnicky. 2003. Cave fish with
induced eyes and retinotectal
projections do not respond to light
(CD-ROM)
(abstract).
074. Sakazaki, M. & A. Romero. 2003. Young and unmoved: no
responses to
light among juvenile cave, surface, and hybrid Astyanax
fasciatus (CD-ROM)
(abstract).
075. Nalle, S.C. & A. Romero. 2003. In caves the sun also
rises:
circadian rhythms among cave, surface, and hybrid Astyanax
fasciatus (CD-ROM) (abstract).
076. Romero, A., S. M. Green, Andrea Romero, M. M. Lelonek
& K. C.
Stropnicky.
2003. One eye but no vision: troglomorphic Astyanax
fasciatus (Pisces:
Characidae) with induced eyes do not respond to
light. Journal of Experimental Zoology
(Molecular
and
Developmental Evolution) 300B(1):72-79.
2004
077. Romero,
A. 2004. Adaptation: Behavioural. pp. 3-4, In: J. Gunn,
Ed.
Encyclopedia of Cave and Karst Science.
New York: Fitzroy
Dearborn.
078. Romero, A. 2004. Biospeleologists. pp. 151-154, In:
J. Gunn, Ed.
Encyclopedia of Cave and Karst Science.
New York: Fitzroy
Dearborn.
079. Romero, A. 2004. Evolution of hypogean fauna. pp.
347-349, In: J.
Gunn, Ed. Encyclopedia
of Cave and Karst Science. New York:
Fitzroy
Dearborn.
080. Romero, A. 2004. Pisces (Fishes): Amblyopsidae. pp.
595-597, In:
J. Gunn, Ed. Encyclopedia
of Cave and Karst Science. New York:
Fitzroy
Dearborn.
Manuscripts Submitted for Publication
Romero, A. & S.M. Green. 2004. The end of regressive
evolution: the evolution of hypogean fishes. To: Journal of Fish
Biology.
Manuscripts in Preparation
Romero, A. & K. M. Paulson. Different Strokes: Reductions and loss of
eyes, pigmentation and scales among hypogean fishes is not parallel.
Romero, A. The Ecology of Cave Fauna. Cambridge University Press.
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