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<br />CLARKSON AND CHILDS-TEMPERATURE EFFECTS ON FISHES <br /> <br />more comprehensive (and expensive) control <br />measures against nonnative fishes. <br /> <br />ACKNOWLEDGMENTS <br /> <br />We express foremost appreciation to M. Lu- <br />pher, who cultured G. CYPha and conducted tem- <br />perature experiments on G. CYPha and P. lucius. <br />We also thank P. Hines,]. Diehl, and R. Soren- <br />sen for field culturing and hatchery expertise, <br />R. Hamman and P. Marsh for discussion regard- <br />ing G. CYPha culture techniques, and L. Allison <br />for statistical advice. P. Marsh, K. Bestgen, R. <br />Valdez, R. Muth, and anonymous reviewers ed- <br />ited and improved earlier drafts of this article; <br />they may not agree with our conclusions, how- <br />ever. Funding for this research was provided to <br />Arizona Game and Fish Department through a <br />Cooperative Agreement with U.S. Bureau of <br />Reclamation, 9-FC-40-07940. 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