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KARP AND TYUS-COLORADO SQUAWFISH INTERACTION 33
<br />liams conducted most of the laboratory eXer-
<br />cises. S. L. Lanigan, K. M. Paulin, and L. A.
<br />Trinca assisted with fish collections and study
<br />design. D. E. Anderson and D. Toney assisted
<br />with identification and treatment of fish disease.
<br />H. W. Li and P. B. Moyle made suggestions and
<br />improved an earlier draft of the manuscript.
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