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<br />BIBLIOGRAPHY
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<br />1. Abbott, D. M., 1975, Theprecambriangeology of the East Inlet area, southwestRocky Mountain
<br />National Park, Colorado: Golden, Colo., Colorado School of Mines, MS thesis, 96 p.
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<br />2. Adams, A.M., 1984, Infestation of Fundulus kmlsae (Garman) (Pisces: Cyprinodontidae) by the
<br />copepod Ler/wea cyprinacea Linnaeus, 1758, in the South Platte River, Nebraska: Am. MidI. Nat.,
<br />v. 112, no. 1, p. 131-137.
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<br />Fundulus kal1sae (Garman) is a host for Lernaea cypril1acea Linnaeus, 1758, a copepod,
<br />reported for the first time from the South Platte River at Ogallala, Nebraska, in the
<br />summer of 1980. The parasitic copepod was not obtained from collections of F. kal1sae
<br />taken during the 5 years prior to 1980, nor during the 2 summers thereafter (1981-
<br />1982). The introduction of the copepod in 1980 followed flooding of the river and
<br />surrounding areas. The parasite was eliminated from the study area by the following
<br />summer and was probably affected by a low winter population and a spring flood of
<br />lesser magnitude than that of 1980. The parasite population was clumped
<br />(overdispersed) and both the negative binomial and log-series distributions provided
<br />good fits to the observed data, with the log-series giving a closer fit for the entire
<br />copepod population as well as for the subpopulations of adult and larval copepods.
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<br />3. Adams, A.M., 1985, Parasites on the gills of the plains killifish, FUl1dulus kal1sae, in the South
<br />Platte River, Nebraska: Transactions Am. Microsc. Soc., v. 104, no. 3, p. 278-284.
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<br />4. Adams, A.M., 1986, The parasite community on the gills of FUl1dulus kal1sae (Garman) from the
<br />South Platte River, Nebraska: Acta Parasitol. Pol., v. 31, no. 6, p. 47-54.
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<br />5. Adams, J.W. and Sharp, W.N., 1970, Thalenite in the white cloud pegmatite, South Platte
<br />District, Jefferson County, Colorado (abstr.), in Geological Association of Canada-Mineralogical
<br />Association of Canada, Joint Annual Meetings, Abstracts of Papers: Winnipeg, Manitoba,
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<br />6. Adams, J,W., and Sharp, W.N., 1972, Thalenite and allanite derived from yttrofluorite in the
<br />White Cloud Pegmatite, South Platte area, Colorado: U.S. Geological Survey Professional Paper
<br />800-C, C63-C69 p.
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<br />Third reported occurrence of thalenite in North America, rare earth X-ray fluorescence
<br />analyses of thalenite, allanite, yttrian fluorite, and yttrofluorite
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<br />7. Ahern, J., and Baird, C, 1983, Acid precipitation in southeastern Wyoming: Laramie, Wyo.,
<br />Wyoming Water Research Center, W84- 00639; OWRT-A-032-WYO(I), 105 p.
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<br />Snowfall, snow pack, and rainfall samples were collected in Laramie, Wyoming and in
<br />the Snowy Range west of Laramie from March to June 1981 to determine the
<br />occurrence and sources of acid precipitation in southeast Wyoming. Electrodes
<br />measured different pH values in the samples; however, fast-response electrodes
<br />yielded higher and apparently more accurate pH measurements. The pH values in the
<br />Laramie precipitation and snow pack were typically greater t'han 5.0, but all the Snowy
<br />Range snow pack pH values were less than 5.0. The lower pH values in the Snowy
<br />Range snowpack were caused by higher concentrations of the acid-forming nitrate and
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