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<br />6 <br /> <br />Service, Ft. Collins, Colorado). The preferred habitat information, in <br /> <br />conjunction with river cross-section measurements, give an indication <br /> <br />of the amount of preferred habitat available in a given river reach. Cross- <br /> <br />sectional measurements were not included within the scope of the present <br /> <br />study, except for one set of measurements taken near a concentration of <br /> <br />young-of-the-year Colorado squawfish. It was anticipated that future <br /> <br />studies would involve the complete instream methodology, so data during <br /> <br />this study were taken to be of maximum use in those future efforts. <br /> <br />. <br />Rare fishes of sufficient size, usually over 100 mm~L. were tagged <br /> <br />with green plastic, numbered fingerling tags (3/8" x 1/8") that were sewn <br />to the fish just below the dorsal fin with two-pound test monofilament <br /> <br />line. Juvenile squawfish less than 100 mm were marked by clipping the <br /> <br />end of the anal fin. Postlarval squawfish were planned to be marked with <br /> <br />a 50,000-75,000:1 solution of Bismark brown Y stain. <br />