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~ 2008] R-\ZORBACK SUCKER LARVAE GROVv'TH 19 should improve recovery prospects for this endangered species (Muth et al 2000, Modde et al. 2001). ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Project administration was provided by R. Muth, J. Nusbaum, and C. Morales of Col- orado State University. Hazorback sucker lar- vae were provided by F Pfeifer and M. Baker of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Grand Junction, Colorado. Laboratory assistance was provided by J. Bundy. This is Larval Fish Lab- oratory Contribution 142. LITERATURE CITED BESTGEN, K,R. 1990, Status review of the razorback sucker, Xyrauchen texullUS, Final Report to U.S, Bureau of Reclamation, Salt Lake City, Utah, Con- tribntion 44, Larval Fish Laboratory, Colorado State University, fort Collins. 92 pp, _' 1996. Growth, survival, and starvation resistance of Colorado squawfish larvae, Environmental Biol- ogy of Fishes 46:197-209, BESTGEN, K.It, D.W BEYERS, G.B. HAINES, AND J.A. RICE. 1997. 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BROOKS, J,E, JOJINSON, AND B.L, JENSEN. 1991. Management toward recov- ery of the razorhack sucker, Pages 303-357 inWL, Minckley and .r.E. DeacOl'\, editors, Battle against extinction: native fish management in the iI,merican West. University of Arizona Press, 'Ihcson, 517 pp, MODDE, T 1996, Juvenile razorback sucker (Xyrauchen teXUn1lS) in a managed wetland adjacent to the Green River, Great Basin Nahlralist 56:375-376. MODDE, T., K.P. BURNHAM, AND E.J. WICK, 1996, Popula- tion StahlS of the razorback Slicker in the middle Green River, Conservation Biology 10:110-119. MODDE, T, AND G,B. HAINES, 2005, Survival and growth of stocked razorback sucker and bony tail in multiple floodplain wetlands of the middle Green River under reset conditions. Final Report to the Upper Col- orado River Basin Recovery Implementation Pro- gram, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Denver, Col- orado. U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Vernal, UT. 66pp, MODDE, T., RT MUTII, AND G,B. HAINES, 2001. Flood- plain wetland suitability, access, and potential use by juvenile razorback suckers in the !'vi iddle Green River, Utah, Transactions of the American Fisheries Society 130:109.5-1105, MUTH, R.T., L,\v' CRIST, K.E. L\GOHY, J.W HAYSE, K.R BESTGEN, TP. HYAN, JK. LYONS, AND RA. VALDEZ.