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UCREFRP Catalog Number
8220
Author
Miller, W. J. and D. E. Rees.
Title
Colorado Squawfish Habitat Use and Movement During Summer Low Flow in the Yampa River Upstream of Cross Mountain Canyon.
USFW Year
1996.
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Fort Collins, Colorado.
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pattern in occurrence, indicate that air contacts without ground truthing cannot be used to <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />categorize habitat used by the fish. <br />The crew measuring available habitat should measure transects in areas where fish <br />actually moved. Local movements by the fish from pool through a riffle or run to another <br />pool could be important in determining the range of areas where the fish are able to <br />move. This could help in the determination of what flows are needed for fish movement. <br />The study as currently designed has two components. This component of radio telemetry, <br />as well as a determination of habitat availability, through measurement of cross stream <br />cross sections of various habitat types. The locations for cross sections are randomly <br />selected at this point. The goal is to gather information on 10% of the total number of <br />clusters that have been developed for the river. However, there is no plan to determine if <br />those randomly selected sites are actually representative of the entire river system. It is <br />recommended that a longer reach of river be measured for habitat types to determine if <br />the percentages derived from each of the clusters actually represent longer river habitats. <br />This could be accomplished by habitat mapping a 2-3 mile reach of stream that includes <br />randomly selected clusters and comparing the percentage of each habitat type as shown <br />by the cluster and by the actual measurement of length for habitat mapping. <br />Draft Yampa River Radio Telemetry Report <br />Miller Ecological Consultants, Inc. <br />Page 52 <br />December 13, 1996
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