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s <br />i <br />i <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />1 <br />METHODS <br />Study Area <br />The study area encompassed ponds along the Colorado River from Rifle to the <br />Colorado/Utah state line and along the Gunnison River from Austin to the confluence <br />with the Colorado River (Figure 1). Ponds of special interest were those located within <br />the 50-year floodplain; however, ponds outside this floodplain that were potential <br />sources of nonnative fish entering critical habitat, were also subject to control. <br />Figure 1. The nonnative fish control study area encompassed ponds along the Colorado <br />River from Rifle, CO (RM 241) to the Colorado/Utah state line (RM 132) and along the <br />Gunnison River from Austin, CO (RM 60) to its confluence (RM 0) with the Colorado <br />River (RM 171). <br />3