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Book/Book Chapter 
Describing and Preserving the Diversity of Cutthroat Trout in the Yellowstone River, Snake River, and Bonneville Basin 
Campbell, MR; Keeley, ER; Kozfkay, CC; Loxterman, JL; Evans, RP; Shiozawa, DK 
2018 
American Fisheries Society Special Publication 
36 
303-321 
WOS:000446546800013 
Cutthroat Trout Oncorhynchus clarkii of the Yellowstone River, Snake River, and Bonneville Basin exhibit tremendous diversity in the habitats and landscapes in which they are found, diversity in the life-history strategies they employ, and diversity in the coloration and spotting patterns they display. This chapter reviews substantial research conducted over the past 35 years that has described this diversity and the historical and more recent anthropogenic processes that have shaped it and highlights key findings that should be considered during taxonomic reassessments and the writing of conservation management plans.