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the Cape Fear Fault and subsequent formation of the Cape Fear River, 

 resulting in faunal similarities between the drainages. 



ACKNOWLEDGMENTS. — This study was made possible by grant- 

 in-aid funds under Section 6 of the Endangered Species Act of 1973 (PL 

 93-205). We wish to thank Edward F. Menhinick, University of North 

 Carolina at Charlotte, for his assistance in locating questionable records 

 and permission to review his unpublished distribution maps of North 

 Carolina freshwater fishes. William M. Palmer and Alvin L. Braswell 

 provided access to state stream survey collections housed at the North 

 Carolina State Museum of Natural History. Joseph R. Bailey, Duke 

 University, provided information on specimens in his care. Peter S. 

 Coleman, Charleston Museum, was extremely helpful in locating and 

 verifying specimens housed in his care. We are grateful to Richard H. 

 Moore, Coastal Carolina College, for supplying us with information 

 and specimens from the Waccamaw River in South Carolina. In addi- 

 tion, we would like to thank all those who assisted in many hours of 

 field work during this survey. Dr. Bruce B. Collette, National Marine 

 Fisheries Service, provided helpful comments on the manuscript, and 

 copies of some of his field notes from Waccamaw studies. Fred C. 

 Rohde and Robert E. Jenkins also reviewed the manuscript. Finally, we 

 thank John A. McNeill, Sr., for use of his cabin at Lake Waccamaw. 



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