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Y <br />time) and concomitant dispersal and predation studies would <br />evaluate tYteir survival. <br />Winter stockings may be desirable if colder temperatures <br />reduce predator activity. This concept will be evaluated in 198b <br />in the Gila River. It is also possible that winter conditions <br />will reduce downstream dispersal of stocked razorbacks. Other <br />studies to be conducted in 19$6 include dispersal of and <br />predation on 1+ year olds reared at PSH and raceway conditioning <br />comparisons for razorback sucker, Colorado squawfish and bonytail <br />chub at DNFH. <br />Acknowledgements <br />All the field, lab and office time necessary for this <br />project are generously contributed by personnel from AGFD, ASU, <br />BR, BLM, and FWS. This interagency cooperation is exemplary of <br />"how to get the job done." Paul Marsh was largely responsible <br />for collection and analysis of catfish abundance and predation <br />data. Sharon Coats, DNFH, performed all word processing. This <br />report was reviewed and improved by Buddy Jensen, Terry Johnson, <br />and Paul Marsh. <br /> <br />-1 U- <br />