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List of Tables Table 1. Summary of tag-wound classification over time for juvenile Colorado squawfish, razorback sucker, and bonytail at Dexter NFHTC. 24 2. Summary of fin regeneration (all fin removal groups combined) over time for surviving Colorado squawfish (CS), razorback sucker (RZ), and bonytail (BT) held in an outside pond and an outside raceway, Dexter NFHTC, New Mexico. Fins were removed with conventional short-cut scissors 26 3. Overall survival percentage for Colorado squawfish (CS), bonytail (BT), and razorback sucker (RZ) for all experimental groups held in a pond and raceway, October 1989 (day O) to May 1990 (day 195), May 1990 to October 1990 (day 343), and October 1990 to March 1991 (day 511), Dexter NFHTC, New Mexico. Survival rates were the numbers of fish that survived through days 195, 343, and 511 divided by the numbers of fish present at the beginning of the study 26 4. Summary of the size, number, and PIT-tag verification over time for hatchery-reared juvenile Colorado squawfish, Hotchkiss NFH, Colorado 29 5. Summary of PIT-tag-wound classification for juvenile Colorado squawfish at Hotchkiss NFH, Colorado and juvenile razorback sucker at Ouray EFH, Utah 29 6. Comparison of survival, growth, and PIT-tag retention for juvenile razorback sucker, Ouray EFH, Ouray, Utah, November 1989 to March 1990. 35 7. Comparison of survival, growth, and PIT-tag verification for juvenile razorback sucker, Ouray EFH Ouray, Utah, March 1990 to August 1990. 35 8. Summary of tag/mark verification and survival for juvenile Colorado squawfish held in a pond {P) and raceway (R) over time, Dexter NFHTC, Dexter, New Mexico. For a mark to have been verified, it must have been recognizable; a tag, if coded, must have been both recognizable and readable. 47 9. Summary of tag/mark verification and survival for juvenile razorback sucker held in a pond (P) and raceway (R) over time, Dexter NFHTC, Dexter, New Mexico. For a mark to have been verified, it must have been recognizable; a tag, if coded, must have been both recognizable and readable. 49 v