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Thermal Requirements of the Bonytail (Gila elegans): Application to Propagation and Thermal-Regime Management of Rivers of the Colorado River Basin by Kappenman, Kevin M, Cureton, Elijah S, Ilgen, Jason, Toner, Matt, Fraser, William C, Kindschi, Greg A

“…We performed experimental trials on hatchery-reared juvenile bonytails (Gila elegans) using the acclimated-chronic-exposure method. Bonytails were exposed to…”
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Dietary Calcein Marking of Shovelnose Sturgeon and the Effect of Sunlight on Mark Retention by Honeyfield, Dale C., Kindschi, Greg A., Bell, Thomas A., Mohler, Jerre W.

“…Calcein, a fluorochrome dye, is a potential fish‐marking agent that has not been evaluated in sturgeon. Shovelnose sturgeon Scaphirhynchus platorynchus…”
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Effects and Interaction of Phenotype and Rearing Density on Growth and Fin Erosion in Rainbow Trout by Kindschi, Greg A., Barrows, Frederic T.

“…Intensively reared rainbow trout Oncorhynchus mykiss that receive formulated feed frequently exhibit torn, ragged, and eroded fins. To better understand the…”
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Evaluation of Thermal Requirements for the Propagation and Recovery of June Suckers by Kindschi, Greg A., Toner, Matt, Fraser, William C., Routledge, M. Doug, Wilson, Maureen, Converse, Yvette

“…Determining the optimal rearing temperature for the June sucker Chasmistes liorus has been identified as a key component necessary for the design of a new June…”
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Performance of Yellowstone and Snake River Cutthroat Trout Fry Fed Seven Different Diets by Kindschi, Greg A., Myrick, Christopher A., Barrows, Frederic T., Toner, Matthew, Fraser, William C., Ilgen, Jason, Beck, Linda

“…Five commercial diets and two formulated feeds were fed to initial‐feeding Yellowstone cutthroat trout Oncorhynchus clarkii bouvieri fry and Snake River…”
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Elevated Water Temperature, Crowding, and Food Deprivation Accelerate Fin Erosion in Juvenile Steelhead by Winfree, Robert A., Kindschi, Greg A., Shaw, Harry T.

“…We studied the effects of water temperature, density as measured by density index (DI), and food deprivation (alternating cycles of daily feeding and fasting)…”
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