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— A total of 19 cestodes, Ophiotaenia sp., were recovered by deworming from adult Colorado River Squawfish {Pteichocheilius licius) maintained at the U.S. National Fish Hatchery at Willow Beach, Arizona. These specimens differ from other described species and are named Ophiotaenia critica. Reports concerning the helminth parasites of native Arizona fishes are hmited. Unfortunately, some hosts, such as the Colorado River Squawfish, Pteichocheilus lucius, are currently considered endangered and hence are difficult to examine for their parasitic fauna. Vanicek and Kramer (1969) reported the protecephalid tapeworm Proteocephalus ambloplitis from P. lucius and Gila robusta. Buckner (1972) reported the proteocephalid Ophiotaenia fragile from P. lucius. Specimens of Ophiotaenia reported from P. lucius in the present study appear distinctive and warrant

Ophiotaenia critica (Cestoda: Proteocephalidae), a parasite of the Colorado River squawfish