7358

• UCREFRP Catalog Number: 7358
• Author: Wydoski, R. S., K. Gilbert, K. Seethaler, C. W. McAda and J. A. Wydoski
• Title: Editor
• USFW Year: Series
• USFW - Doc Type: 1980
• Copyright Material: NO

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Provides a list of algae and bryophytes as well as a description of the habitats of these
plants in Dinosaur National Monument that were found during July and August 1963.

277. Follansbee, R. 1929. Upper Colorado River and its utilization. U. S. Geol. Surv.
Water-Supply Pap. 617. 394 pp. + map.

HISTORY, POWER, RESERVOIR, RIVER-Colorado, WATER QUALITY, WATER QUANTITY

One of a series of reports treating the value and use of the Colorado River for reservoirs
and power dams.

278. Follett, W. I. 1960. The fresh-water fishes - their origins and affinities. In
symposium: The biogeography of Baja California and Adjacent seas. Systematic Zool.
9: 212-232.

ABUNDANCE, DISTRIBUTION, FISH, RIVER-Colorado

Past and recent status of fish inhabiting Baja California including those found in the
Colorado River.

279. Ford, C. R. 1975. Effect of new legislation on management of river systems. Trans. N. Am.
Wildl. Nat. Resour. Conf. 40: 273-280.

LAW, MANAGEMENT, WATER QUALITY, WATER QUANTITY

Brief summaries of portions of federal acts that apply to the intelligent management of
floodplains, floodwaters, pollutants, and new urban development on river systems.

280. Fowler, D. D., R. C. Euler, and C. S. Fowler. 1969. John Wesley Powell and the
anthropology of the Canyon Country. U. S. Geol. Surv. Prof. Pap. 670. 30 pp.

ARCHAEOLOGY, HISTORY

Description of John Wesley Powell's anthropological field work, the archaeology of the
Canyon Country, and Powell's notes on the origins, customs, practices and beliefs of the
Indians of that area.

281. Frank, E. C. 1973. Snow amount in relation to streamflow and herbage production in
Colorado. J. Range Manage. 26: 32-34.

PRECIPITATION, STREAMFLOW, VEGETATION

Relates snowpack to streamflow and vegetation in Colorado.

282. Frank, E. C., H. E. Brown, and J. R. Thompson. 19J5. Hydrology of Black Mesa watersheds,
Western Colorado. U. S. For. Serv., Gen. Tech. Rep. RM-13. 11 pp.

GEOLOGY, GRAZING, HYDROLOGY, RUNOFF, SEDIMENT, SOIL, WATERSHED

The relation between runoff and suspended sediment to bare soil caused by grazing was
studied for 11 years. Grazing in this area removed an average of 40% of the grass
production.

283.

Frankel, O. H.
78 (1):

1974.
53-65.

Genetic conservation:

our evolutionary responsibility.

Genetics

ECOLOGY, GENETICS, WILDLIFE

Discusses a rationale for preserving rare species.