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<br />1983. Republication ofthe lists of endangered and threat-
<br />ened species; final rule. Fed. Reg. 48: 34182-34196.
<br />1985a. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />proposal to determine the spikedace to be a threatened spe-
<br />cies. Fed. Reg. 50: 25390-25398.
<br />1985b. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />proposal to determine Lepidomeda vittata (Little Colorado
<br />spinedace) to be a threatened species. Fed. Reg. 50:
<br />21095-21103.
<br />1985c. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />proposal to determine the loach minnow to be a threatened
<br />species. Fed. Reg. 50: 25380-25387.
<br />1985d. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />notice of completion of review for species listed before 1976
<br />and in 1979 and 1980. Fed. Reg. 50: 29900-29909.
<br />1985e. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />review of vertebrate wildlife; notice of review. Fed. Reg.
<br />50: 37958-37962.
<br />1986a. Intent to prepare an environmental assessment on
<br />a proposed action to recover rare and endangered fish in the
<br />Upper Colorado River Basin; republication. Fed. Reg.
<br />51: 28891-28894.
<br />1986b. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />determination of endangered status and critical habitat for the
<br />desert pupfish. Fed. Reg. 51: 10842-10851.
<br />1986c. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />determination of threatened status and critical habitat for the
<br />Railroad Valley springfish. Fed. Reg. 51: 10857-10865.
<br />1986d. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />proposed listing of Virgin River chub as an endangered spe-
<br />cies with critical habitat. Fed. Reg. 51: 22949-22955.
<br />1986e. Endangered and threatened wildlife and plants;
<br />determination of threatened status for the spikedace. Fed.
<br />Reg. 51: 23769-23781.
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