Abstract
SIXTY of the sixty-nine species here reported were collected by the writer while he was a member of the California Division of Fish and Game Lower California Expedition of 1931. This boat trip was made to La Paz in the Gulf of California and back between March 31 and April 17. The fish were collected by seining, by hook and line, by dip-netting under a drop-light at night, and in tide pools. All of the methods were fairly successful. Ten species were collected by Ira L. Wiggins while botanizing in Lower California during April and May, 1931, and through his courtesy are included in this report. The collections are in the Natural History Museum, Stanford University. None of the species here included are new but the ranges of at least sixteen have been extended. The writer wishes to thank the California Division of Fish and Game for permitting him to accompany the expedition. H. R. Hill of the Los Angeles Museum, kindly assisted in the identification of Mycteroperca and Lutianus. so at#*
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