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<br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br />I <br /> <br />ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS <br /> <br />Interlibrary Loan and Science-Reference <br />Deparbnents of Colorado State University Libraries <br />and S. A. Johnson were invaluable in locating and <br />obtaining much of the literature for this review. U.S. <br />Fish and Wildlife Service Office of Information <br />Transfer and Fish and Wildlife Reference Service <br />also assisted with literary searches. G. A. Goodchild <br />loaned copies of difficult-to-obtain literature and <br />provided a computer file of references in the <br />Burridge et aI. (1990) bibliography. The latter <br />expedited entry of much electrofishing literature in a <br />bibliographic database under Reference Manager, a <br />program provided by Research Infonnation Systems <br />Inc. S. A. Johnson also helped prepare the indexed <br />bibliography included in this report as Appendix I. <br />A request for infonnation on effects of <br />electrofishing was published in Fisheries by the <br />American Fisheries Society and printed in various <br />other fishery newsletters and bulletins. A survey of <br />electrofishing experiences, observations, and <br />recommendations was also distributed to Colorado <br />River Basin Researchers and fishery faculty and <br />graduate students at Colorado State University. In <br />response, many researchers provided copies of <br />unpublished manuscripts and reports and conveyed <br />their experiences, observations, and concerns. The <br />more pertinent of this unpublished infonnation is <br />included, with pennission, in this review. <br />Many others contributed infonnation and <br />materials for this report. M. Yard provided a <br />preliminary assessment of the problem, a list of <br />questions to be addressed, and an initial list of <br />references. N. G. Sharber was especially helpful in <br /> <br />interpreting some the literature, clarifying pertinent <br />electrical concepts, and conveying his ideas <br />conceming the nature of fish responses in electrical <br />fields. C. L. Bjork prepared the diagram for Figure <br />10. Photographs were provided by M. S. Quinton <br />for Figure 2, G. Oliver for Figure 3, W. A. <br />Fredenberg for Figures 4 and 15, and N. G. Sharber <br />for Figures 13 and 14. Photographs for Figures 1 <br />and 16 were reproduced with pennission from <br />Sharber and Carothers (1988). Diagrams for Figures <br />7 and 8 were photocopied from Novotny (1990) and <br />Sternin et aI. (1972, 1976), respectively. Table 4 <br />was photocopied with pennission from Reynolds <br />(unpubl. ms. 1992). Appendices III and IV were <br />photocopied from Stemin et aI. (1972, 1976), and <br />Appendix V from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service <br />(1985). <br />L. W. Crist, W. A. Fredenberg, 1. A. Hawkins, <br />D. L. Horak, C. W. Meyer, 1. B. Reynolds, N. G. <br />Sharber, and M. B. Snyder reviewed various drafts of <br />the report. K. RBestgen and R T. Muth also <br />reviewed portions of the manuscript. Reviewers' <br />suggestions were invaluable for correcting <br />misunderstandings, errors, and grammar, and for <br />making the text clearer and more readable. <br />This investigation was sponsored by the Glen <br />Canyon Ecological Studies Project and Upper <br />Colorado Regional Office of the Bureau of <br />Reclamation, U.S. Deparbnent of the Interior. The <br />support, assistance, and patience of D. Wegner, R <br />Williams, L. W. Crist, K. R Bestgen, and R T. <br />Muth are appreciated. <br /> <br />v <br />