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<br />DOUGLAS A
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<br />Fish and Wildlife Department supplied a col-
<br />lecting permit for the upstream Little Colorado
<br />River. The US Fish and Wildlife Service
<br />(USFWS) allowed us to engage in endangered
<br />fish research as a subpermitee under Federal
<br />Permit 67681 I. The cooperation and assistance
<br />of all these organizations, agencies, and indi-
<br />viduals are appreciated. The biology of G. CYPha
<br />was discussed earnestly and often with W.
<br />Minckley and T. Dowling (ASU), C. Minckley
<br />(Northern Arizona University and USFWS), P.
<br />Ryan (Navaho Natural Heritage Program;
<br />NNHP), D. Hendrickson (University of Texas),
<br />R. Clarkson and D. Kubly (AZGF), and B. Mas-
<br />slich and R. Valdez (Bio/West, Inc.). Reviews
<br />were provided by T. Dowling, C. Minckley, W.
<br />Minckley, and M. R. Douglas, whereas K. Burn-
<br />ham assisted with program CAPTURE. N. Bry-
<br />an provided a xerox of the Kolb and Kolb ref-
<br />erence. A bibliography of G. 0Pha (compiled by
<br />C. Minckley under BOR I-FC-40-10500; Spe-
<br />cial Collections, Hayden Library, ASU) was an
<br />important source of unpublished information.
<br />This project was funded by Bureau of Recla-
<br />mation under Contract BO R-I- FC-90- I 0490 to
<br />ASU/NNHP (D. Wegner, Project Manager).
<br />
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