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<br />Popular article describing the decline of native fish populations in the Colorado River
<br />Basin and other drainages in the Southwest.
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<br />100. Branson, B. A., and C. J. McCoy, Jr. 1966. Observations on breeding tubercles in
<br />Xyrauchen texanus (Abbott). Southwest. Nat. 11(2): 301.
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<br />FISH-rare, RIVER-Green
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<br />Description of tubercle arrangement on one male Xyrauchen texanus collected from Dinosaur
<br />National Monument, Utah-Colorado.
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<br />101. Branson, B. A., and J. B. Owen. 1970. Plant cover, runoff, and sediment yield relation-
<br />ships on Mancos Shale in western Colorado. Water Resour. Res. 6(3): 783-790.
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<br />RUNOFF, SEDIMENT
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<br />Provides correlation analyses of the relation between vegetation and hydrologic measurements
<br />for 17 watersheds near Grand Junction, Colorado. Highly significant correlation coeffi-
<br />cients were found between percent bare soil and runoff, but relations between bare soil
<br />and sediment yields were nonsignificant. Geomorphic factors (e.g., angle of function near
<br />slope, drainage density, relief ratio, length-width ratio, and watershed area) were more
<br />highly correlated with sediment yields than with runoff;
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<br />102. Branson, B. A., M. E. Sisk, and C. J. McCoy, Jr. 1966. Ptychocheilus lucius from Salt
<br />River, Arizona. Southwest. Nat. 11(2): 300.
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<br />FISH-rare, RlVER~Colorado tributary
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<br />On 24 ,August 1958, seven Colorado squawfish were collected from the Salt River below the
<br />U. S. 60 Highway bridge, Glove County, Arizona. None were found in July 1964.
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<br />103. Breder, C. M., Jr., and D. E. Rosen. 1966. Modes of reproduction in fishes. The Natural
<br />History Press, Garden City, N. Y. 941 pp.
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<br />FISH, LIFE HISTORY
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<br />A discussion of reproduction in fishes which can be applied to species found in the
<br />Colorado River Basin.
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<br />104. Bresler & Associates, Inc., New York. 1975. Potential application of ion exchange
<br />desalting for salinity control in the Colorado River Basin. U. S. Bur. Reclam..
<br />Salt Lake City, Utah. 127 pp.
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<br />IRRIGATION, RIVER-Colorado, SALINITY
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<br />Evaluation of ion exchange technology for salinity control, with potential application to
<br />the Colorado River.
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<br />105. Breternitz, D. A. 1970. Archaeological excavations in Dinosaur National Monument,
<br />Colorado-Utah, 1964-1965. Univ. Colorado Press, Boulder. 167 pp.
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<br />ARCHAEOLOGY, RIVER-Green, Yampa
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<br />Gives historical information on archaeological sites found in Dinosaur National Monument.
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<br />106. Brittan, M. R. 1960. A probability model for integration of Glen Canyon Dam into the
<br />Colorado River system. Ph.D. Thesis, Univ. Colorado, Boulder. 173 pp.
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<br />MODEL, RESERVOIR, RIVER-Colorado
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<br />A model that incorporates Glen Canyon Dam in the Colorado River Basin.
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