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~A~ _ ~ ~®l~TTEI®T~~+ <br />rage <br />Abstract ..................... .......... ............................. 1 <br />Introduction ............................. ............................. ]. <br />Distribution ............................. ............................. 4 <br />Historical ............................. ............................. 4 <br />Present ............................... ............................. 5 <br />Taxonomic Description ................... ............................. 5 <br />Biology and Life History ................. ............................. 7 <br />Food Habits ........................... ............................. 7 <br />Age and Growth ....................... .............................12 <br />Population Dynamics <br />.................. ...........18 <br />.................. <br />Reproduction .......................... .............................19 <br />Management Implications .............. <br />.. ..........19 <br />................... <br />Literature Cited .......................... ............................21 <br />Tables <br />Table 1. Ranges of various subspecies of cutthroat trout in its native range, <br />Western United States ..................................... 2 <br />Table 2. Habitats that contain known populations of S.c. utah. ........ 6 <br />T;~ble 3. Primary morpholiogical characters of S.c. utah from dif- <br />ferent streams. Range and mean O of morpholiogical char- <br />acters . ................................................... 8 <br />Table 4. Food of 39 cutthroat trout (S.c utah) from Birch Creek, Utah <br />(June 1975). Expressed as percent volume and percent of <br />occurence ..................................................11 <br />Table 5. Mean calculated total length at the end of each growing season for <br />cutthroatthroutfrom Birch Creek, Utah . ....................17 <br />Table 6. Density of Bonneville cutthroat trout (S.c. utah) in Birch Creek, <br />Beaver County; and Trout Creek, Juab County, Utahr. .......18 <br />Figures <br />Figure 1. Historical range of various subspecies of cutthroat trout in Utah <br />and adjoining states . ...................................... 3 <br />Figure 2. Meristic counts of basibranchial teeth, gillrakers, pyloric caecae <br />and scales above the lateral line for various populations of cut- <br />throat trout from Utah and adjoining states . ... . ............ 9 <br />Figure 3. The number of scales in the lateral line for various populations of <br />cutthroat trout from Utah and adjoining states . .............10 <br />Figure 4. Comparison of the food habits of Bonneville cutthroat trout <br />and the benthic organisms from Birch Creek, Beaver County, <br />Ut,ah ....................................................13 <br />Figure 5. Lengthfrequen~y r~istributions for samples of $onneville cutthroat <br />trout from + ~: ~ ~ (""reek, Beaver County, and Trout Creek, <Tuab <br />County, L'° ........ .............. l4 <br />